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overnor announces budget cuts

By Rosalind Essig

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FRANKFURT (im. Stexe
Beshear umeiled lIis plan for hati-
dling the protected budget short
fall In l‘rankfort Thursday at a
news conference. which Included
a 2 percent cut to higher educa
tion.

While Iiiost state departments
will see 4 percent budget cuts.
higher education \\ Ill be cut I per»
cent with the goal of keeping It
from becoming more expensire.
Beshear said. Higher education ref
ceived a (i percent cut in state
funds last year.

"In return. I am asking our

untiei'stty presidents to work with
me to hold college tuition
down." Beshear said.

Inert after last year‘s cuts.
Beshear said an "economic Inael~
strom" has contributed to a pro
yiected $450.1 million budget
shortfall that requires action.

The plan outlines taking
$173.9 million truth the Rainy
Day I‘tlltd. or Budget Resene
Trust Fund. III addition to cuts.
Beshear's proposal focuses on a
7ti-eetit increase In the cigarette
ta\ and doubling the ta\ on other
tobacco prodticts. such as snuff

These tax Increases are e\pecir
ed to generate $81.5 million for
the Ztltl‘) fiscal year. Beshear said.

They are also e\pected to bring iii
“43.9 million for the Zilltl fiscal
year that would be intended for
replacing the Rainy Day l‘und
money.

Iieshear said possible l'L‘\Cl1UL‘\
front increasing the cigarette tax
are expected to flatten out Ii an In~
crease greater than 70 cents were
imposed.

I’K is already working on
plans to manage the cuts. but there
is still work to be done. said uni~
\ersity spokesman Jimmy Stanton
Ill an Ciltitlll to the Kernel No
tirneline has been established to
announce those plans at this time

UK I’t‘esttlciil I.ec Todd said
he strongly supports the goyer

nor‘s plaii.

"I believe the governor's ape
proacli to balancing the state's
budget enables Kentucky to say as
loudly as we can that education at
all Ie\els is our top priority." 'lodd
said in an official statement. "In
particular. I strongly support a
substantial Increase In the cigarette
tax. which will help us to lll\'c.\l in
education when times are good
and fitid ways to protect our
schools when times are tough."

State gmemment will see a 4
percent cut across the board with
some exceptions. Including teachers
pensions and student financial aid

Beshear said he will also ask

See Budget on page 8

Beshear’s savings
plan

I $147.1 million from

Spending cuts

I $81.5 million from tobacco
tax-related revenue

I $178.9 million from

Rainy Day Fund

I $40.6 million from other areas
I $8 million from furloughing
state workers for three days

 

5191 victim
honored
through

UK program

By Katie Saltz

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\Vhen Iarry 'I‘iirner looked around I'K‘s
campus. he saw more than inst students He
saw possibilities

“He could always look at someone and. see
potential. particularly III
young people." said Larry
'I‘ttrner's widow. I.oIs ‘l‘urner

Larry Turner was one oi
4‘) \ictims oi the (.‘omau
Flight 5191 plane crash iii
3006. He was the former as,
sociaie dean for exterivroii iii
the UK College of Agricuk
turc and three-iii at the Keri -
tricky Coopei'atiye l-.\Iension Turner
Seryice

After his death. Lois
Turner “tinted to do something to toiinneisio
rate her husband‘s hie. She set tip the Larry \\
’l‘urner Memorial I‘liliiI and met \\ ith t 'ollege oi
:‘sgriculture Dean Scott Smith to talk about het
\ ision for honoring Larry.

The product of that \ision \\ as the 'l‘urner
Leadership Academy III the [K College of
Agriculture, The program allows undergradir
ates to deyelop or find their leadership \Isllls in
a sell—guided program. said l.issa I’ohl. program
and outreach coordinator \\IlIl the Center tor
Leadership l)e\elopment.

“It Is a place “here undergrads eau uIiIi/e
all of the leadership e\perience they are already
haying." l’ohl said. ‘ .»\nd ll allous those who
ne\ er thought oi themsehes as leaders to deyel
op Into that."

I’ohl said 'I't'IcIa l)y'k. director tor the ( enter
for Leadership l)e\e|opnieiit. \isited l’iudue
l'niyersity and wanted to model a leadership
program at [K after the one she saw there.
I’ohl said it made perfect sense to name the pro

is)» Academy on zone 8

 

Kappa Sigma
house Closes
until at least

Fall 2009

Staff Report

Another six—pack fraternity has been forced
to close its doors.

UK ordered Kappa Sigma members to es ac~
uate their fratemity house Thursday. fraternity
president Roddy McCleary‘ said. The house will
be closed until at least Fall 200‘).

Around 20 Kappa Sigma members had
about seven hours to vacate the house. Mc-
(‘leary said. They Will be allowed to re-enter
through 10 pm. the rest of the semester to gath»
er belongings.

Campus officials conducted a fire inspection
of the Hilltop Avenue house at around 4 pm.
McCleary said. The fratemity failed. which Mc-
Cleary attributes the age of the house. which is
more than 50 years old. McCleary said the fra-v
temity plans to comply with the university,

The men who lived in the house are now
staying with fellow fraternity members. Mc-
(‘leary said. UK has offered members prorated
dormitory rooms the rest of the semester and
rooms at a regular rate next semester. he said.

On Thursday night. UK spokeswoman
Kathy Johnson said no one was available for
comment on the closing until Friday.

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.-\Iound :11 iIirItII‘cu \wrc speeial guests at
the Sigma \‘pha lpsiioii house on Ihursday
night llut there is s ore guest they all sianted to
see \anta

.\\I: and ,‘ilpha illlittjl‘i‘”. I’i hosted their annur
al Christmas party 'ot tltildrz-ri tioni \Nilltani Wells
Biotin lileriieiitan \ehoi-I

\iudciits iioni \ \l- and \t )I‘I raised money
to purchase grits to: students that had been
picked by their teachers ior good behanor. This
year the fixiternitx and siil'tllll} \\ ere able to raise
almost \Jfiltti

" This part) piowiles the children a Christmas
that they neiei would hate hadfl said William
limerson. the printipal oi William \Vells Brown
I'lementary School, "The looks on their faces
make it worth it."

It wasn't rust the children who were grateful.
Sy'ly'ta Ly'bers was emotional about the event.
which her t\\ ms .\Iai\elous and .\l.ii\in I).t\'l.\ were

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Campus group aids family from Cameroon

By Austin Schmitt

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Equipped with his computer
and not much else. Pierre Gnog
came from Cameroon. Africa. to
the United States looking for a
lob. With an engineering degree In
hand. Unog could not find work.

He found his way to Lexing-
ton.

"I don‘t know how I got here.
but I think it‘s (iod‘s Will.” (inog
said.

(inog. his wrfe and five chil-
dren were adopted by the (‘enter
for (‘ommunity Outreach's Help-
ing Hands program.

On Thursday night. they were
given a Christmas party as pan of
the “(‘(‘0 Big Give" modeled af-

ter “()prah‘s Big (iiye‘~ on TV last
year. The (inog tamily has been
on campus three times

Leslie Keeley. a broadcast
iournahsm junior and student di-
rector of Helping Hands. wanted
to adopt a family and found the
(inogs through her adyiser‘s
church.

“Pierre walked through the
door at (Second Presbyterian
Churchi In June and attended a
mass." said Laura Hatfield. the ad—
viser for Helping Hands "He said.
‘There's a lot of white people here.
but I think I will come back.”

Hatfield knew at that moment
they had found the perfect family
for the program.

See Family on page 8

more av Atut sun I snrr

Jack Gnog 3, plays With his Spiderman ball during the Center for
Community Outreach's "Big Give" on Thursday night Gnog, along
With his three older brothers, received bicycles from the "Big Give '

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that the 33sycur-old actress is
expecting her first child With
her beau of nearly seven
years. James Stcnson. 33. a
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ly summer. (The) drd not
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UK dance team senior Randi Bishop shows her school spirit msrde Commonwealth Stadium. Bishop is a finalist for Athlnn's spirit coiiitietition

Spirited Selection

UK dance team senior voted as finalist for magazine contest

By Alex Risen
arisen@kykernel.com

in the mind of most. no one
from Knoxville. Tenn.. where
Southeastern Conference and
border state rival the University
of Tennessee is located. would
ever help a student from a UK.

Brit they are. A pack of Vol—
unteers are helping a Cat win not
only an SEC competition. but a
national one.

UK varsity dance team senA
ior Randi Bishop is a finalist for
the Athlon Sports Spirit Sideline
Contest. But being a finalist.
one of 25 from across the six
Bowl Championship Series con-
ferences. isn't enough to gamer
the attention Bishop has rc~
ceived. It’s the fact that’s she's
winning.

Bishop‘s current success is
thanks in pan to her mother‘s ef—
forts. Bishop‘s mother. Mary
Bishop. asked all of her co~
workers back home in Knoxville
to vote for Randi as much as

possible. and it has definitely
paid off.

"l‘m excited that she‘s wm-
ning." Mary Bishop said. “I got
everyone at my company to vote
for her and that‘s unique because
it isn‘t just UK t'ans voting for
her."

The contest started Vi ith tour
preliminary rounds. The winner
of each preliminary round ad-
vanced and now the top 25 final-
ists are competing for the honor
of top spirit dancer or cheer-
leader in the country.

Randi Bishop doesn't just
dance: she‘s a nursing maior
who has made the dean‘s list
three of the si\ semesters she‘s
been at UK.

“I've had some professors
and advisers tell me it was im—
possible to do dance with nurs-
ing." she said. “But to me that‘s
just more motivation to do it.“

Her whole life has been mo‘
tivation. Bishop‘s parents di—
vorced when she was 1 l . and her
father hasn't been very inyolved

since the spilt. Bishop said.

“She takes everything in
stride " Mary Bishop said. "She
_itist keeps going and adycrsity
fuels her."

Randi Bishop started danc~
ing when she was live, Her
mother ptit her in a ballet class
btit the class didn't fit Bishops
personality; she was bored. [I
looked like dancing wouldn‘t be
a part ot‘ Bishop‘s life. But one
day. she came home and told her
mother she planned on trying
otit tor the Farragut Middle
School dance team in se\enth
grade. Her mother had an mtti
ttiori she wouldn‘t make the
team.

"Randi \\ as all arms and
legs." Mary Bishop said. "She‘s
always been athletic. but i didn't
think she was very' coordinated
But she made the team and has
been so passionate about it ever
since."

LVK dance coach Kathy
Quail thinks Bishop has deyel‘
oped a lot over the past four

years both as a daticcr and as a
person.

“She‘s come out of her shell
and grown in so many ways.”
Quail said. "This ayyard shims
her senior leadership and her
llstsstott for dance and sltc de-
sci'y cs to \y in."

Senior leadership began with
a Big Blue Madness debut her
ttcshnian year. Bishop's l‘K
dance debut brotiglit chills to her
body,

“I stepped oii the floor and
sayy all the blue." Bishop said. “i
\\.ts really c\citcd to represent
the school and it motiyatcs me
every time i dance at games or
competitions "

Bishop \\.mts to continue her
dancing experience attcr she
graduates. She said some possi-
bilitics \vould mcludc going to
Nashyille and getting a nursing
job there so she cotild dance for
the 'l‘cnnessce 'l‘rtans on the side
or possibly be a dance coach.

Sec. Dancer page 4

Cats see
a different
shade of
Crimson

By James Pennington

lpeiitiiiigtoiiikykernel rorn

()h. hoiy the times have changed.

The last time the men‘s basketball
team caught a glimpse of the Indiana
basketball program. the scene was coir
sidcrably drttcrciit.

(ln Dec. 8. liNlT'. lndiana trcshman
guard .loi‘dati ('rayyiot’d , lot‘tticr ['K
guard Joe (‘ravyl'ord‘s younger brother

tallied Ztl points in a 70—51 Hoosiers
\ictory on Indiana‘s home court. As
senibly Hall. .-\t the time. Kelvin Samp-
son \\;ts the man at the helm ot the
lltlilslcts,

,\ year later Sampson no longer pa-
trols the lndiana sideline . he resigned
l‘cb. 23 .ittcr committing the mayor
\'(‘-\:\ rccrttitirig \ ioiatioiis. according
to dll \( '.-\ ,\ report

'lhc scandals lallottt had a \yide
lllll‘dtl on the Hoosiers. l )t the ll piay~
crs oii last year's squad. otily Ivyo rc-
turncd lot this season. 'l‘hc Hoosiers
lost time players to graduation. early
entry in the \B;\ or translers . tri—
cluding (‘rayilord's ti'aiister to Xay ier.
l'hc l\\t) returning players. senior tor«
“aid Kylc labci and sophomore guard
Brett l'itikclrncict.tombiiicd tor inst It)
points all last scasori

l'hc lll.lll chosen to rebuild the
lloostcts yyas thcn \iatxtttcttc head
coach lotti (‘icatt l l\' tans should be
soiircyyhat familiar \‘yllll (turn his
\lai’tittcttc squad has knocked the (‘ats
otit of too or thc last si\ \(‘yy tottr'nar
mcrits. \lthough he has coached
against l'ls' bctotc. Saturday yytll be
('rcans tirst trip into Rtipp \lc‘llt‘. as a
head coach.

"I think its onc ol the great atmos—
phctcs lll tbc country ('rcait said,
"'llicy have passionate year round tans
dl Kentucky ls‘upp \lL‘lla. like :\sscni»
bly Hall. is a big part of the college
basketball landscape”

'l'hc last timc Indiana playcd .tt
Rupp .»\tcn.r. .1 ill 54 ('ats \ army on
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With fall semester coming
to an end. it’s time to take a
look back on sortie of the most
memorable moments and per-
formers of the season. Without
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list.

10. Women ‘s cross country
goes to nationals. After being
shut out of the NCAA (‘hampi-
onship for nearly two decades.
the women‘s cross country team
finally made it to the national
meet for the first time since 1989.

Looking back on UK’s

9. Football receives All-
Southeastern Conference
nods. Despite a mediocre sea,
son. the coaches in the SH"
awarded the Cats With more
first team selections than l'K rcr
ceivcd with last year's team. a
squad that cracked the national
top It). Three players punter
Tint Masthay. cornerback Tre-
vard Liiidley and linebacker
Micah .lolitison were named
to the first team.

8. Sarah Rumely named

SEC Player of the Year. 'l‘he
tumor seller has done nothing
but collect liai'dyyarc siticc torn
trig the (Kits Mter being named
Freshman ot the Year two sea-
sons ago. anely has collected
the first Player ol the Year
award in Us history

7. New jerseys are tiri-
veiled. in honor ot Bill ”Mi
Wildcat" Keightlcy. the men's
basketball tcani unyeilcd .i tic-iv
icrscy With a black “Mr. Wild
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replace a tan tavortte on the
sidt‘littcs since the days Hi
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iiimdci ot him is a good start.

6. Men‘s soccer bounces
back. \ltcr .i bitter 7-lll~3 sea»
son last year. the men‘s soccer
team tinished the year 13.4.s
.trid broke itito the top-25 rank
ings Barty Rice was the catalyst
for the good season. He becatiie
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history and a thmte Deteiisiy e
Player of the Year

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