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John Doe, a chemistry professor. the median was put in, and now it's , 3 W:- h. durum”. 3,,,. i ., _,.,.
, leaves his office at 4:30 pm. to go almost impossible to get through." | ”MW,
home. Dick Cooksey, manager of Blue 7.. \11 King lint-in 3\ Wm ug- -
As he moves toward his car. Grass Ambulance Service said some ‘ «m .i new Mimi-into: ,rm." 'l..'
parked across Rose Street in the of his firm‘s ambulances have come _, \ ‘ mll go lllfn elm-l 2r. i... t'u'i
faculty parking lot. a sharp pain in close to having accidents on Rose .it‘i’urlill)‘ in ii...“ was inn 2.” .2 , '
his chest suddenly overcomes him. Street. He blames the new median. 'i. “mints. nlih rm 3.r3 .n..:.-.: ., -_
Doeishavingaheartattack. “We’ve had some near wrecks," he ' 1‘) tern will lir hem-in in: m rm m- ' .,
The UK Medical Center is only a said. i iiiit-rsili campus “.ill\ m '.
quarter of a mile down Rose Street. Those interviewed, however, said “mm-l int-h 3w. 3st.
. Doe Should not have a long wait to none of the patients have died he- .. ”1 mm“ V.,\,,,., 3., ,1 3,, ,3...
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not reach him in time. median has caused, Cooksey said his ' , i...“ yum. tiipimit 3 iii. ~. tin .
Although this incident is fictitious, firm will not complain about it if it \ ‘ ' P out ,. in” mm must lit mi .. .tul
the median in the center of Rme helps the UniverSIty. its“ , ' mmlauuru \ltrlilh inftfnhgzwﬂ 3»:
Street can make problems for emer- The idea for the imtallation of a ‘ , ‘ I‘ h the- trunk and tin-invites nit 3...~s
gency vehicles during periods of median came about in Spring 1%3. \i » 1;," _ m, Mi... MW,“ ,3, 34,. ,.,,.,.
‘ heavy traffic. said David Uckotter. director of tra- “4 . 9 ‘5 ’\ hm. WWW“, _, 4,”, 1.“ t ,,, ,,
The median runs from the corner ffic engineering for Urban County , *If‘, ‘ . 9 m Hm “WW l.“ ,4 “9,, \ ,. ,
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Street to the corner of Rose and C0 Ken Agent, a researcher in UK‘s 9 > ' , i pr 1 i ‘ ‘ ' m.m\an [5,. ,3 In,” H, __3 \
lumbia Street u‘i'insl’m'ti‘l“mo“ "553mb depart- . «I. ‘1 . ' 1 half million rants lime to l-- itiml m
The median narrows the driving ment, said a $40,000 federal grant 6 .3 in j mm“ W,”
space on the street, which makes was allocated to study campus traf- o ,9- a 1, ' pum'wnn m“, m. M.,\ 3,... M...
. driVinS difficult, particularly for ﬁC Pmblems- He said the Study , - , - n\‘ I ”ml", \\,\l(‘"l will fill down ni.ii.ii.i1
large emergency vehicles, said a showeda“lot of potential pedestrian . 7 ‘ .Ai .‘ ‘ ' ”I...“ ”u, ,th m“ m“. ”M...
member of the Lexington-Fayette accidents” in the area around Rose 9 h “n". u, p.91, i...“ H, mm 1..
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“The median has caused quite a The results of the study indicate ,ji‘ri' < ' 1,3,”, um, W. “3...“ mi; mum.
bit of problems," said Capt. Gilbert that a median was necessary, Uck- Lf . m“, "an, ”m m“. ,, Mm”. “W,
Grogan of‘the department. “There‘s otter said. and it was built by the 1; . ”Mm M", ,3 m, ,,.,,. M“ h, ,, -,,
just not enough road space to get cityinAugust. 31‘ _ _ i9 ' (mm ,,mm..,. ”w 3“, .MM, W.
ourlarge vehicles through there.“ He said it has not caused many 9 , mm In W. ““3", uni, ”,1, “1.. "
Grogan said Rose Street is a main problems since its inception. “There 1,3}, 9.- , 9 ~ ,.,M.,.k”m “ ”m ”U, M” ,_. ,l, WM,
route for the department. “We come have been suprisingly few," he said, 9.533211% " in“, it \houltl inlu- .ilwill .. u - -‘.
through there quite a bit. And with “The only complaints we’ve had are . I. ””9 “M, w“,
. the median, it takes us more time to from drivers of emergency vehicles. ”0“,wa u M“ H, ”mm-lg,” , in, ‘ '
getthro‘Ighv"hesaid~ They say memadismmnow'" r“ g A ' ‘ student)» to have tho-ll ltlwitill- itiltil-
The median has caused problems Cooksey said a potential accident as ‘ ‘ ‘ 3 can”, [Mm wd 3.“ W, 4”,, t h,”
at times other than heavy traffic pe~ is more likely to result from an . 9 i 4- your ll) that M, A “may .3 3
riods, said Lyle Scott of Metropol- emergency vehicle driver’s error _ ‘ ‘ ‘ _ . , 3 ;.0u,.an-t,,,wk mmmmﬂm
itan Ambulance Service. "At any than the median. “A lot depends on ., ' ,_ - , _3 *gv: . ..-3_, "L ., , ' " "-, ' 54mm mm. “m', ”human“, 33,.
time during the day you cannot get the driver of the ambulance, and 3 "' . 7”.§ri¥£ $3,: , ’7‘- 5“? ‘3"3 ml om,” an- not in.- ...i~. MW 3
through there. The median is too also on the patient," he said. The 9“ . _ ._ ,9 :_ M I, ' '1 (9" 99 ”i", " b_ . 'S' v 7' i“ .9 that can b, “Chm“, m m. ,,,,.,.,.,_,
high to get up on and drive by." he more severe the patient's condition, "I~i-~t_4(,5:3?"2§é“""5 -' ,1. w’anyi- ”v" ,. 5f L ,1 ‘ ‘ - ‘ ‘ ‘ 3 . . , . A ,
said. the faster an ambulance is likely to i .8. ~ ' 3497“» Shf’aﬁﬁﬁ . .T ti; 3- .' _,;,;,;"1;___ g‘ mini?) ﬂ'i‘dﬁﬁh r“?! M? ”WM”.
Scott said the addition of the medi- travel. to ism...” - - book ., h, um ~11 w. m“, M“: ,,
Jody Bosomuorlh, wife til the chancellor til the l’K Medical ( cnlcr. t‘lllt‘lldllh .it‘tllll 2‘ .hillllt'n student With 32:: ”l lino-s t’HV’t'ib'
. - ..... _, , “r, “m”, ,3” ..9_ 9/ with a Christmas Slim as. part of the second annual ”tilidii) her: I igliliiiu ( t'lt'llli!ll\ l.l\l night out ““39 hr- w,“ y”. Maw” ,3, it".
4?“ ._ Wear The 30-t'om pine tree Mt decorated wnh ornaments prmidt-d hi \lillillh \ltulti t t'lllt'l 31mm (.omwm ~-
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. “3&9 ‘ v ”5': ' y, Q3; {‘I. said "hunng the transition in 3.1
- fa - " .. 33M for both hospital patients and staff m .
. .ﬁ ‘ 99 $9993“: By ANGELO B. HENDERSUN employees” who participated in room 73‘? of the hihpliiii for a lactiunld lhrffimdsntr‘irlmis l7";
.133 * ., $315. Senior Staff Writer this event. Peter P Bosomworth. week and he wanted to see what lat vu corm rom if 91:1“? ..
. .. ”/3? ”31‘? ‘2 g, chancellor of the Medical ('entvr. was gmng on I tli'lil‘tl so much 098"le ldm'm’mm‘“ ll: I‘N'Wt
3 " Qty’gff it“ " . “WW” Despite the below 30 degree said about this and cvcryhmty else said (ampm UN") "0 MW WWW W“
“ w ‘ Z ‘ ‘* temperatures. ab0ut 150 peOple About 25 ornaments adorned the the) were coming sh I Just came the Sl'hi'm- “'53”,
:Wiw ; - . g i "12:", ,«7‘ both UK Medical (‘enter staff and tree, designed with the theme along but l wont last long out The (“9' ‘0 "W’ll-‘h ”ll“ ‘“"""
.3 ’3 . . ’ ,‘ patients -~ braved the cold weath» “Winter Wonderland " The orna- hereintht- cold " m U" I'm”) "‘ “h“ “"‘"""”'
//.9_ . .3,“ ~w *‘f 2 er to witness the second annual ments were entries by various Bonnie Smith. a patient. do Aug-am“ n, 11,”. u).- m-u-l
" .. , 5*} ‘33? Holiday Tree Lighting ('eremony Medical (‘enter departments in scribed the hOIIdH) run-mun) as opment of the ”9“,,“ vH“ ,“u, m
. 9 f”}£e\gl last myit the Holiday Tree Ornament con raining spiriLs and brightening the m," “as” They hm plat. in lli
, so. ~ 3. ' 3, A 30f00t pine tree. filled with test. Mary Colliver of the UK Duh day will termmals for the autlunatul
s9 ‘ ' ,9?” «xi ornaments and garland. was did no information. said, And the tree Tom Reynolds. also a patient system m m, M l King mm”; tho-
3 iségéwgw 9_9 9 ,1 A it minated when one of the small itself, she said. was donated by said the cert-mun). was it great Medical (‘entcr Library and wrm‘,
‘ 9_ '3 «extra.» I W children surrOunding the front of the(‘ollege of Agriculture way to kick 0" the holiday “fa-W" one-other branch
’7” '7' veqﬁg‘ thetrefinippediheSWiiCh Patients in wheelchairs iomed This brings out ”i“ ‘hmmas six-and ii i. it 'l-o
“3““ 1 ‘ ' :1 . Multicolored blinking lights. hospital staff members and nurses spirit in pmple and that IS 3 8“" ll (,1 {NUT}: *hlom Ali mild- it I
. L in? . .. - I .. ' “ghﬁégi with red. yellow. green and blue to participate in this festive occa way to start of! tho- first day. of "5” the 9"“: 9 9‘" " 99 ‘9'
,figgi y , wmsrtj’} spheres glistened as two local girl Sim December hesairi stage. a" “'L‘ ”g “' '
‘ xiii“ . . . 3%.; £5 ‘ scout troops sang “Deck the “The nurses: ‘ said the) wen- Bosomwirih said those wilentii "M “"1“" "““a‘ “‘H "9“” "
l k " ’" ~ 3, ”j is 7- In“ Halls"and“Silent Night ” gomg to light the Christmas trer- that could not get out to see the ”We have brughi a iiyalrn: lurin-
______ _ ' .. .1. WW *" a “This is to formally recognize so I came on out to see it," t‘raig lighting (vrr-niliny will h1- ablr- to Q-nough to includi- (_‘Umnlunll‘y man:
"MM“ "°'""°"°“"‘ on the part of the Medical ('enter Thursby, a patient. said “it beats watch the Pnllrf' ('Pleirallon on ".5 31.0 Lach “"1 n 35 (W r I...
The traditions and excitement of the holidays are explored in the start of the holiday season and stayingln the room ' closed mmnt triathlon sets in hie that we could mm plat. ,
the Kentucky Kerrie/’5 Christmas edition. SCC inside. also to thank both the patients and Jim Cole said he has been in their rooms for tho- ill’\l tinir- :ninal m “Cy, dorm
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By JOHN S. WATSON" General Butler State Resort Park hours is a drop in the bucket comI areas but she said her goal is to a substantial discount (m a piece _ , 1 _ hind
Reporter in Carrolton, Ky, has a small ski re- pared to. say. Aspenor Vail " haveall her instructors certified of trim equipment they. InstnX‘tml a, , ‘~ h P.“
sort located within its acreage. lt Butler Ski School Director Mar- Both Marshall and K259 «and in ('anget.say iimoll ” _ . . “'0"
Picture this . . . the sun is shilling opened inJaninry 1m. shall said beginning instructors do structors are paid according to the g, git-wow 3:35? 3
brightly ina clear blue sky; the sur- Katie Marshall, director of the not have to be registered or certl- number of ski classes they teach a K381 “"1 S‘W'm‘ '"lﬂai'd '” r “I , ‘f
rounding hillsides are snow-covered General Butler ski school, said she had. Prospective instructors are day Both also noted that private in WWI WW‘W‘ '3‘ "'0" Pa” 3.3,, ', “a Anh- an
and sparkling in the sun‘s rays. The would “highly recommend" college evaluated on their skiing ability. she struclion. the most expensive type of “mum 3mm 9" WW" “hm” "‘9" m 9‘“ ..§?}E3i‘3n3 ‘: m
thrilling "scliwoooosh" of skis can students who are good skiers to be- said Registration and certification instruction for sin students. earns in- 0" ““C "I“ K331 “"1 P30“ P9.” Magnesium.“ W“
be heard breaking the peaceful si- corneinstructore. mobtainedleter stmctors moremaiey “uh”? "mwu'm‘m ..’ .9, “If .3 ,3. .. .
lence. Margarit Kagi, director of Mar- Marshall said instnictors are reg- Kagi said instmctors at Paoli Marshall “m Butler has already L ,g?f.$9;3‘; 95.1,, .9
In the midst of this “winter won- keting for Paoli Peeks Ski Resort in late-red after they have taught ski "earn from u to $12 an how do m‘nd ”w”, lm,m,n for this “M - ’ _ 3"" "
act-land," a part-time ski imtructor Paoli, Ind, defined “good" skiersas students for about 60 hours. She pending on their skiing ability and m‘sm so am registered or "m Z't‘aj I; '9 3 “t _ g .
caneernuptoSIOOaday. “upper-intermediate to advanced noted that there is also a registra- experience " “damn are {mm “(WW ' ‘ ' ‘
Patrick Sullivan, a business ad- skiers." tion fee ’l‘hisyearltism Marshall said "an instnicttr can ' ‘ ’ ‘
ministration junior. was just such a Paoli Peaks and m Butler Instructors may apply for national earn $100 a day if he hustle! and Both 3k) grus .re minimal to
skiineti-uctnratanarea resort. are both within two In r of UK certification after they have taught he's gotxl‘attHchlt‘l " open In midnecemher, but cold .
“I‘d been skiing for about six and are good chutes fa' mu fora minimum ofthree full seam. Besides a lot of skiing and good tmwgim an essential to meet- -, . u. a; “t
years Sillivan “id. “but I had m rt-tlme Wt a: Marshall said. Certification raises pay. instr-uctan at both Pooh and mg ﬂuid-{Q M‘mllnidwm- ., - ., it” To .
mbeaianimtructu'before. skiimmgm an intruder: position on the pay Butler get dint-outta on in comp prraun mint be below 12 decla- - 1. <3 “”3 ~. . ’9’
“AM General Butler (Ski Areal ' scale and embla hm to gain an merit in order to "make min with the 3. 1-3-5 IIi'I.‘ ‘ “
opundip. I decided to try being an “Some pewle may think two ployment easier if m desired poei- According to Kagi. "'Skl equip snow blowen' - -.,9 or. b ~
ir-tmctor (there)," he said. "I love hours is along the for a part-time timisindemand. menti compimiee are very thin ~' , i“ i "In ‘a -
to ski and getting paid while dong job." Sullivan said, "biitit'u a-lve Mai-stun added that certificatim and m hmng ski lmlnrctors use The mom an oven until lat! ? . . .m‘
sanctum you really like is terrif- you don‘t mind. You get no psyched is more important in the West where theireqmpment " F‘ebnnry or early Mnrvh. I100 69 ' ‘ ' to
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, 10.4 sag: 2nd W Y 9” they want,””she said. “It would hurt them more to ruin tJessie East, direc' tor of international student af- E":
n. _— Wu'mds by the Gay and Lesbian Union of Students, unRﬁndeHWand Wendy said their parents tried to send fans, summednup the universal nature of the 25‘
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out" and how homosexuals can deal with parents and them. And Kristine said, “It wouldn’t matter where I non,”shesaid.
Manda wesigglewpzfg 3:2 53182:; sunrise.k than the. he Paul ﬁll, a radiation health and physics graduate {:25
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883,993,? R i u_ GALUSlilresident, said. amps not an! and say {ﬁelds When they came out. while when Chnstmas is a public holiday, but not a religious we. a
what coming out means to me. It is a decision regard- ”3.81M only gay acquaintances. .. “lt’sapublic holidaytoenjoy.” “
inglifestyle." . My friends felt that I had lied ‘0 them, PM student Taiwan also considers Christmasa public holiday. . ear
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Ch . T ’ Yang, a journalism graduate student said. “We have
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CONCEPCION LEDEZMA b the . t' _ f the Ma bees (hf ted Peter Purdue, a professor of statistics, said that in
. . By y ' "“81, I 161‘ Slim" orces. C68 ea Ireland it is mainly a relig‘ous holiday. “A lot of peo-
Specnal dISCOUm '0 students, SeniorStaffWriter , Antiochissamy. . . ple go to church on Christmas Day.” One of the
~ staff and faculty. It 18 said that after the Victory. 8 your) of JeWIsh sol- unique things about Ireland’s Christmas trees is that .
ff . h While Christmas trees are lit in many homes for the diets retumed to restore their temples in Tahmud. they not only decorate them with ornaments and the
$1 -00 ° "99 W” COUpon holiday season, Jewish families began yesterday an These men found a small jar of oil with which they lit usual figures, but they also decorate them with bal-
Zandale Shopping Cente ﬁddling?“ 0f hymns candla w Observe the boh- 1811:: 31m ”mtg-ma to he bee ugh to last Icons. They do "at no 1y pop' they juSt “le de-
r y . was an ve n eno one flate,hesaid. '
.. .. Nicholasville Road “This holiday commemorates the Maccabees’ (a day. The miracle was that it lasted eight days. There— “One thing I miss is plum pudding,” he said.
' ” " Phone 277_3053 group of Jewish religious zealots) victory over King An- fore the .lews observe the eight-day period in which a According to Purdue, plum pudding contaim, among
llOChLB from Syria, said Rabbi William Leffler of Lex- candleis lit each night. . other things, various fruits and raisinS, mixed with
ington’s Temple Adath Israel. There are no religious sech for Hanukkah. Guiness stout beer.
l The Maccabees revolted about 168 BC. when King For the Jewish students, the holiday celebration will England’s Christmas, according to Jim Booth, a
‘ " Antiochus, who ruled all_of Judea, demanded that the take place at the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity from 4 to 7 statistics graduate student, is much like America's.
Jews Wm!) idols. Despite mlng largely outnummred pﬂm DeC.4. “It’s basically a family affair_ We buy afts and own
them on Christmas Day,” he said.
Expert to lecture on sex roles ‘
i I ' - By LIN] s. KADABA Eagly said stereotypes are not illogical
. ‘ a /’ Executive Editor biases, but based on realities such as
” . ' t N 3’ women being homemakers and men job
' - I. , . Men should act powerful and aggres- holders in the past. “Things won’t
. . z ' sive. Women should be emotional and change unless reality changes,”shesaid.
, passive. Douglas Snyder, a professor of pey-
. .. ‘ “ Such stereotypes originate from public chology, said Eagly’s research is perti-
- f ‘ g ‘ perceptions of men and women in dis- nent to the times. “The notion is that ‘
_ . “"1 .. tinct occupational roles, said Alice men and women have prescribed roles to
Eagly, a professor of psychological sci- play — dominant, passive, sugges~
. 0 . ences at Purdue University, during a tive, taking a lead, following a lead,” he
’y ~ telephone interview. said. “How do these roles — stereotypes
of, y I . = . . Eagly will speak on “Gender Stereo- set out by society—influence behavior?
I" ' " M, . . ‘ , . ~ ‘ types and Social Roles” at 3 pm. today Eagly’s research, which she has stud-
‘ ‘ 3'" I .« , " in the Gallery of the MI. King Library ied for the past eight years, is a new 1
“ , a up. . _ ’ North. field. “The idea of linking sex differences
. ‘ ’ ,1 _ . “People in society have beliefs about to social roles to explain origin of gender
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l I i ~ 1 what men are like and women are like," stereotypes is new,"she said.
' V ’ . she said, adding that men generally are Eagly’s method, too, is innﬂative, said
. K. "631; seen as masters of the environment and David Kravitz, a professor in social psy-
t ' — A'fredo Leal women as people-oriented. “People con- chology.
{ . .. a. ‘ ' firm stereotypes by treating people in The method is meta-analysis _. the
' , =. 1‘ FamOUS Ullfl hter particular ways to brings out these combining of results from other studies
”I f; . g traits." that then are analyzed statistically rath-
' ' W ‘ 1 . , . ‘ . . , . Noted for her research in sex differ- er than ”impressionistically,” Eagly
, - . 4" i ences and gender roles, Eagly will focus said. “In general, meta-anal 'cal stud-
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. ,, r ’ . in her talk — sponsored by the psycholo- ies have shown sex differencs aren’t
, » ~ i . 1‘ t . gy department and women’s studies pro- large in controlled settings, in experi-
‘ i . . V,‘ w é lug} . ;, “it , gram —'on the origin of stereotypes and ments."‘ ‘
. ' 13‘- “M‘ - i J, their soc1al context. KraVitz said Eagly’s talk should appeal
~ _ I ~ W‘s She said such an investigation should to a wide audience. “It’s like reading
\ ' .1. lead to attitudinal changes among peo- Alice in Wonderland —people can appre-
. ' r . ple. “If people understand their origim, ciate it on different levels."
‘ K. ' '3 , ' they would understand what would be re- He said Eagly is well known in her
. ' I quired to see change," she said. “Unless field. She has written about 40 research ‘
‘ , it", ‘s g . we have an evening out of gender roles, papers and holds membership in several
' , {€99 ' , . . _ . we will still have these beliefs.” prestigiom societies, he said.
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