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Kentucky Kernel

Vol. XCIl, NO. 22

Established 1894

University of Kentucky. Lexington, Kentucky

Independent since 1 971

Friday, September 9, 1988

 

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(‘oiitriliut mg Writer

.\ take it) was found on the body oi a UK
student killed Tuesday night in a one—car
aecideiit on Euclid Avenue, according to
Lexington l’tillt't' Sgt, 'l‘ed Hudson.

Lisa Whalen, go. a [K Junior from
ijilgevvoml. Ky . was riding \‘l'llll Brad Ship-
“hill, the driver of the car, and Michael
’l‘lllllltil\ Sucre/ck when Shipman's (‘ama
ro merit out of control and struck a teler
plioiii-polc

l‘.ll-{t‘ llts are a in); problem at l'K.”
Hudson said ’l’eople are making and sel
line them there. and then using them to
alcohol This accident is a classic
example ,it ho\\ three human he ruined "

sliipni'in, a :0 ~\‘ear old ("K lllllltll‘. “as
itr' *i11iired til the accident. police said
sum-i H‘k this listed in critical condition
.ai'ti head Illllll'«i‘\ last night at ("K (‘haiidl
ii' \le'ittca! ('eitter a hospital spokesuo
, tit \‘M't‘t‘n‘k it) also is a [K in

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\t» wit twee 'lt‘lt‘i‘ltltlte‘ti tet it Suerczek
also .U‘t‘t‘ earning take ilk.

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\‘tt'pznai‘ lost 'ontrol oi his car. striking
pole .itlel' attempting l”
a high speed. police re

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Legislator
tells students
UK a priority

lh |\\ “I \\ltl\
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stat-v itezi lirnesto s‘eorsone, pointing to
lose .tlllllltllttll \Hlll 1K and higher ed—
llt'illitlli told students last night that ii re-
.iii-tv‘ee; ’lt‘ -.\Htll(l continue to advocate l'K
,- 'tie tite‘s premier academic institu—
"ilti

tr 'ne aist ioiir gears ue've had some
it! 'i'iies ' Scorsone told about 40 stit-
villt‘i'ltlllltl the (‘ollege Democrats
N‘i‘t'Vttg .ast night We need to have
'hn ! ll!\t'l\|l\ oi Kentucky as the major
esmrwti the e:imprehensive institution in

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.\ ho \ running tor re-election
Mate llouse in the 75th district, said
hi-iititckk can t titt'ord to have several
tint 'Feilged‘ iiimersities

'.\e cannot gacrit’ice the l'iii\'ei‘sit_\ tor
the other regional institutions."
Viol xxho is 1! member oi the
House education committee ‘We rust sim-
pl‘. rte not have the money in this state
'lie t ni\ersit_\’ ol Kentucky clearly has to
tie 'he highest prioi'it}

,‘\itnoiigh il\tlltllll}.’, the question ot wheth-
er he would push tor a tax increase to give
needed revenues tor higher educaton. Scor-
stillt‘ \iiltl that in the 1991) session he would
again .id\ocate contormit) to the tederal
'ii\ code. which would tiring an estimated
flora million in i‘e\eiiites

seorsoiie pointed to the need tor consisr
‘ent state tundnig tor the universities

in \ortli t'.ii'olina. ii state that has expe-
rienii-ii 'treniendous gi‘outh” in the last
_'ii wars the state government has worked
\\!lll the universities by supporting the
schools o ith eoiitiiiuoiis tunding.

l‘o 'hat end. Scorsone said he is in tavor
itt maintaining tormuia tundiiig tor the
sl,|lt‘tllll\t‘l'\lllt'.\

the state council on Higher Education
t'tll'l'i‘tllh is reviexiing its tiinding tormuia.
\.\llltll ilt‘lt‘l‘llllllt's state appropriations to
:llll\<'l'\|llt‘.\

llouever the l\\t)~l('l'm legislator ac»
knimledged that [K and its community
colleges have not received adequate tund»
int: n coiiipai‘isoii uith the other state uni-
\ersities

t'lt .i percentage liasis. l’lx' and the int
\ersit‘. ot Louisville .ire tunded lielim the
other six state universities h} the tormuia.
uhieh has the l‘K administration con-
i't‘l‘tlt‘tl

l‘he tiiiiding tormuia has the support oi
.ill the state universities and is an ohiec~
me \\a_\ tit determining appropriations to
the schools. Scorsone said. "ttur tirst
primal) should he to improve that tormuia
and tr\ to tund t'K and try to fund the
community college system” at the full
tundiiig level,

Scorsone also told the students that the
state legislature must continue to work to-
\Hll‘tl keeping universities accessmle. by
maintaining low tuition

"We cannot allow the cost of higher edu-
cation to get to such a degree that we‘re
keeping capable. intelligent Kentuckians
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lll‘\\ car

"I‘he car was ipproar hing me ironi the
rear when .t «nixed .ii‘ttlllltl passing me
reallj List mild Hit-hard Marshall a .kli
llt‘ss i heard l“:\ engine coming tip llt‘r
hind me so ms? at first l thought =t
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=nto Ihe right hand lane when he :oszt -oii
trot oi the i';!t‘ .iiid darted ~pinntng

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Eric Manuel denies allegation that he cheated on ACT

\ssocialeil l'ress

l’K stipllilliltil‘t' guard Eric \lanuel \esv
terda} denied that he eheated during an
\("l‘exam at l,ata_\ette High School

In a prepared statement released
through his attorne). ltohert Still .tr
Manuel said Turn to my arriial in Lev
ington. l prepared for the test “1”] in)
counselor .it Southwest High School in
Macon. Ha I d.d nothing improper lietore.

itiii’itiu itl itter the \t 'l‘ ’cst i take toop
ei‘ated ttill) “till the \'(‘.\.‘\ 'ill\t'>l1L‘.t' v-n
tlltl Alll lime no iurther comment 'tll"t
inter the iii\estigation is complete

\leaimhite. the student \vho sat -ie\t ‘1
\liinuel during the Julie 1%? "itttl
“KYT'I‘V that he dldnt help \laitiiei
tlll'lll. liiit it would ha\e been td\\ ‘er
liiin tolookotl in) paper ‘

t‘hris Shearer \ald students uere seated
at tillt‘lt'rld taliles that Here di\iiied .nto

' (“\l

“iiw- 'lltl "Lit "tree s'titli‘ttls
A "l w seated l'l each section

"tt‘.ilt‘l vlt'lllt'tl reports ‘tial tie
Jagged 'e helped \lanuei rass 'lie
lti- tiso teiiied that lattiM-tte hasketnail
to.“ it .tonnie llaniile. “he drove Manuel
iiii ‘eariiniate Sean Sutton to the test. sat
\laiiiiei noun next to ~\hearer

\limilt'l‘ niltl he had not tieen .mpr
\ieuwl Ex \t'\;\ or I‘K lil\(‘$ll23l0rs. hut
‘hat ‘is parents had \ttempts to contact

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‘oiiiiteit var iniiiiei 'nai his
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reported that assistant (oat t' lhiane (‘asm
.dlegedh sent sl em to ti retruit's father
‘hrough the mail

\til; said Manuel \ias l‘llt‘r\tt‘\\f‘(l l \ the
\t '.\‘i .‘t it \iiigton \esteritm

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 2 — Kentucky Kernel. Friday, September 9. 1988

Thomas J. Sullivan
Executive Editor

Michael lrerinen
Editorid Cartoonist

C.A. Dunne Ioniter
Editorial Editor

Julie Eeeelmen
Special Projects Writer

Jim White
Associate Editor

.ley Itenton
Editor in Chiet

VIEWPOINT

 

Basketball pays in more ways than one

l‘\\ o liriel character sketches:

\. lir \. occupation protesr
st)!’

We'll call him Joe to make him
\(iulltl tamiliar

.loe went to college at (‘al Poly
loi‘ his bachelors degree III the
mid 1970s summa cum laude in
physics He then went on and got
his master's and doctorate

Today. .Ioe teaches physics at
[h

Last year he only got a two-per
cent Increase in pay. placing him
'~llll Illl‘lht‘l‘ behind what his col
leanges at comparable schools
make

it liwaiie ('asey, occupation
assistant basketball coach

Imtine went to [K where he was
A reserve and ciH'aplain ol the 1978
national basketball champions
\ltei' he got his bachelor s at [K In
lilTs lie was an assistant coach at
\testei'ii Kentucky l'niversity

'l'oday. be coaches basketball at
l K and could lie
Federal Express

Iiniei'y was a bad trip

[mane inst got a lit-percei‘v' in

 

a spokesman tor

Jay
BLANTON

crease In pay from 336.400 last
year to 340.000 this year. according
to a story in the Former Journal
yestelday

In terms of money, which seems
to be the measuiing late of success
these days. t'asey and his sidekick.
James Dickey. look like Einsteins
compared to Joe. who spends his
days laboring over t'ormulas and
glazy-eyed students not sweat
pants. and adoring fans

I don't know, maybe I'm a little
oil But isn't the one with the doc
torate supposed to be getting the
good raises. the tringe benefits

Look at I'K basketball coach
Eddie Sutton He made $84334 last
year I’oor Ed. that‘s only two per
cent more than he made last year
Ht (‘i’UI\t‘ that's not figuring in

added inducements like the sum-
mer coaching camps and the NIKE
shoe contract.

In doing stories last year on the
state budget and how it was going
to affect higher educaton, a profes-
sor told me that money was not the
priority f or teachers.

But. he told me, there comes a
pomt when you see your salary
falling so far behind that ot your
colleagues that it becomes a iiiat-
ter of pride . a feeling that you‘re
not a ppreciated

The idea that an assistant has
ketball coach can get a larger pay
raise than a faculty member of this
Institution Is ridiculous

It gives yet another sad commen»
tary on our priorities in this state
where it Is a virtual uphill struggle
to raise our laculty salaries to the
level ot’ mediocrity, much less re
spectability

I can hear Athletic Director t'litl
Hagan yelling foul all the way from
Memorial (‘oliseum

I)ickey‘s and (‘ascy's pay raise
only brought their salaries more in
line with other ilSSls‘lélItI basketball

coaches. Hagan told the Courier.
Furthermore. no general Universi-
ty money is "earmarked for the
coaches‘ salaries. "

According to the Courier's story.
although individual salary increas-
es may vary. the L‘niversity of
Louisville gives the same salary iii-
creases to everyone m coaches and
university personnel alike.

It wouldn't seem that out of line
for I'K to be run the same way.
The way we‘re doing things now.
however. makes a serious
statement about what our priorities
are at this IIniversity

When we reward somebody more
for how they teach the dribble and
jump book than for preparing
young minds for the future. we
give more fodder for those critics
who view I'K as nothing more than
a one-trick pony where all were
known for is basketball. basketball.
basketball

Editor 5” Chief Ju_\ Blunton is (I
loiiiniil'imz \t'llltll anti (1 Kernel col

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395 S. Limestone
253-2007

it you've already man-
aged to find this place after
stumbling out of the Univer-
suty Club. then you already
know what iS meant by the
term "Ho burger "

For the uninitiated, Tolly-
Ho dishes out some of the
best fast~order burgers
ar0und $1 45 (10 cents
more for cheese) gets you
the basrc Tolly Ho, which
consrsts of a quarter~pound
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onions and Toliy Ho's "spe-
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days). early morning stom-
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to rest with breakfast plates
that range from pancakes
($1 50) to an omelet wrth
everything (3 75)

Oh. and it the food
doesn't get you the Thurs
day night. 25-cent beer will

 

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Austin City Saloon — 2350 Woodiill Si'ioooino Center. Jack Dannleis
Band will play tonight at 9. $2 cover. Otis we will perform during happy

hour (49), nocover.
Babylon Babyion -— 1 17 N. Lime. Closed for remodeling.

The Brass A Saloon — 2902 Richmond Road.

Breedinge —— 509 W. Main St. Nervous Melvin and the Mistakes will play

Friday night and Paradox on Saturday both at 9:30. cover is $3.

Cheapeide Bar -— 131 Cheapside Bruce Lewis will perform Friday and

Saturday at 9. no cover.

ComedyOn Broadway —- 114 N. Broadway. Sam Greenfield. Mark Mike

and Jay Bartow will perform tonight trom 8 to 10:30. Cover is $5.

Coppertletd’e - 249 W. Short. Faker Coleman will play guitar tonight

and tomorrow night at 9:30. Cover is $2.

KinginmPao— 102w. Honor. Onyxwiiitahe‘thostaoeat 9:30

tonight and tomorrow night. Cover is $2.

Willem -- 269 W. Main St. Metro Hueswilpley Frideyend Satur-

day nights beginning at 10. Cover is $1 tor both shows.

Rhinestone’s — BTO will take the stage at 7:30 and 10:30 on Fri. Stu.
dents $4, generd admission $8. Shenandoah will take the stage at 9

with a $5 cover.

Two Keye Tavern - 333 S. Limestone St. Annie and the Hubcaps will

take the stage around 9 vin'tha $2 cover tor guys. no cover tor ladies.

 

 

 

 

A Fish Called Wanda —— Rated R. (Lexington Mall: 1. 3:10. 5:15. 7:25.
930 and tonight aid tomorrow night at 11:30.)

Bambi ~— Rated G. (Turitmo Mall: 1:46. 3:15. 4:45 on Saturday and
Sundeyonly.)

Betrayed -— Rated R. (Fayette Mali: 2. 4:30. 7:15. 9:45 and tonight and
tomorrow night at 12:05: North Pair: 2:05. 4:40, 7:30. 10. and tonight
andtomorrownightat12:15.)

Big —— Rated PG. (Fayette Md: 1. 3:10. 5:20, 7:40, 9:55 md tonight
and tomorrow nightat 1 1:50.)

Bull Durham —— Rated R. (Turtlend Mall; 2. 4:20. 7:15 and 9:30 tonight
and 7:15and 9:30tomorrowmdSmday.)

Cocktail — Rated R. (North Pair: 2:10. 4:20. 7:40. 9:40 and tonight
and tomorrow night at 11:45: South Park: 2:30. 5:15. 7:40. 9:50 and
tonightandtomorrownightet 11:45.)

Coming To America -— Rated R. (North Park: 2:40. 5. 7:35, 9.50 and
tonightmdtomorrowniohtat12105.)

Die Herd - Rated R. (North Perk: 2:15. 4:50. 7:20. 9:45 and tonight
and tomorrow night at 12:10: South Park: 2:20. 4:50. 7:30. 10 end
tonightandtomorrownightat 12:15.)

Here and the Terror — Rated R. (North FUR: 1:50. 3:46. 5:30. 8.
10:05.81thu1dtonmowatW.)

Hot to Trot -— Rated R. (Fayette M: 1:30. 3:35. 5:40. 8. 10:05 and
tonight aid tomorrow night at might: m M: 2, 3:40. 5:20. 7:30.
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Readin’

Operation Read to have program to help UK employees improve their reading skills

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amount of time that’s needed.”
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gram," Johnson said "Now we
have about 30 employees who are
actively going to sessions. "

People volunteer for a variety of
reasons, Johnson said.

“I've heard some tutors say
they‘ve had a chance to learn and

which is provided by the Fayette
County Operation Read program,
will be held Sept, 22. 29. and 30.
from 9am. to 3pm.

The lt‘rhour workshop includes
the best components of tutor train»
ing offered by Literacy Volunteers

Each tutor is paired with one stu~
(lent and the tutor has a lot of flexi-
bility in tailoring lessons to their
student's needs

Some students want to learn to
read the Bible or newspapers. oth-
ers want to decipher their bills and

they're real thankful for that,“
Johnson said. "They want to help
give something back . Once
they get into the program they see
how many things a reader takes
for granted ”

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of America and Laubach Literacy
Action. covering everything from
teaching materials to what to ex
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SPORTS

Van Horn deserves full support from UK students at figh

The l K student body should sup
port lello“ student and piolession
al boxer Darrin Van Mom in his
Sept 20 light at Memorial (‘ol
iseum

()n that date Van Horn \t‘lll tight
Jake 'I‘orrence ot' (Thicago at 7.30
p m. In a Junior middleweight hout

The admission price for [K stu
dents with a valid II) card will be
83 That’s a small price to pay. es
pecially since Van ”01‘” doesn‘t
men need to light at the ('oliseuin

this is a light for the tans

It we can put thousands ol stu
dents Ill Itupp Arena and thousands
more in (‘ommonu'ealth Stadium.

 

£3

surely \H' can get tooo people into
the (‘oliseum to witness a protes
stonal boxing match
an undeteated and \o
contender

I’our thousand people
pt’l't‘t'lll ot the
ment

ateount the crowd expected lrom
Iexington and the (entral Ken
lucky area,

But that‘s the number needed.
according to boxing promoter (‘e-
(ll'lt' Kushner. l'or Lexington to play
host to a world title tight in Deeem
her

That scenario hinges. in part. on
the turnout Sept. 20.

So you don't like boxing Why
should you go" Personally speak
mg. I'm not a hip. tan either

But I am a tan ot' Darrin Van
Horn

He deserves the support.

l‘onsiden In ‘36 professional

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lights he is undeteatul “timing, ‘1
l1} knot kout He is ranked lll lllt'
lop ll\'t' Ill all three boxing orpain
Iations the “TM. the World I‘w\
my, (‘ouneil and the llllt‘l‘llillllll..tl
loxmg Federation

In addition to all the lilHlllL; (lt‘
t-omplishments. Van Horn is an tip
standing mdit'idual in a sport
known tor its slea7e and mrrup
lion He's a rarity

Van Horn doesn‘t tune to light
campus He wants to He gets ii-t
support or assistance lrom the l ."l
\ersit}

The Van Horn ramp 1\ makm: ..
\‘u-t'it‘iee lo ItLlel in the t'iil*\i”ll!:

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