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V _ lying about the matter. She wa:  
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      `.‘Il,i‘· liz`   I   ` Hiliél . ··· ‘   to court again last month to get a
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nt ll tl t_|'l‘ ' v ` `__     '__’;jg ,4 no great problem with purchased
U,. ·" ullllull l " fl" 35/{_ " termpapeis. Thomas Ziebarth. the
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s     "’ li-:.=:=·"ll  i·‘%' ’ suits. sa vs his agencv has no cases
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(tl    __lllll|qt;i_t=·’:»- rg. / pending. "But we re always wat-
iui i ·` i   ]Q;j|¤¤'{l 'Jf ching the situation." he adds.
_-g» ·' ll`?l1||'lu Barton Lowe. president of
- — Research Assistance. lnc.. of Los
W » .   Y,] Angeles. a widely advertised ser-
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to as the "liotunda Statement] so And S0 Tull was Suspended for it t01`¤lD3Q€‘T $€l`\'l€€‘·">·OOu€ would
sii named because it came from a lying about cheating while at the l>€ F0 l00ll$ll u$l0 Call ul`€m5€lV€$ 8
lei conversation 'l`t1ll allegedly had with same time being found not guilty of t€‘YmD43P§‘t' €`0mPu4ll>'~ he $3Y$·
Lhe Posey while the two were strolling cheating. a situation her defense "rlllitl 5 ul€t%El» “€ ·$uPPl}' 0ulY
vet on campus near the liotunda. a attorn<3}’$ feund hl€hl§'D3T3uOXlC?u· l`°S€m`C_h°d laws llc draw UO _
akt campus landmark. 'l`ull’s exact After the June trial. which had €0¤€>lu$l0u$- uu “`l`u€4 uu $um‘
ent: statement is the subject of dispute cost her $1.300 in legal fees. Tull left maries. Our customers sign waivers
.ill’e but it allegedly was: "\\'e weren`t the university and awaited an ap that SHN lug? lflll not tum lu .0uV
tha cheating. \\"e did that bel‘ore_" peal. research asis .'\lie re not responsible
nat} l‘oseylook thatstatement to mean 'l`he summer and the first l0l` the ln01?tl1t)‘ of the P€0Dl€ l\'ll0
ions. "We had cheated before." an ad- semester passed and finally. in buy our research lJut\\'0 do nlFtl<€ ith
te a mission of guilt. llecember. Tull was granted her t‘l`l`0t`t not te 5uDDl§` it llulsucu
onor 'l`ull contended she had meant appeal. Pt‘0¤ continued on p. 55
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  l Back in 1927, coach Basil Hayden’s Rick Robey for most of the remaining The fact was that UK had played four
  Wildcat team put a sterling 3713 record season followinga kneeinlury at Alabama Overtime games, losing three, but had
  t09ether and Hayden consequently lost his and the Wildcats’ inability to maintain the "never been out of it," according to Hall,
  l0b at the University of Kentucky. Since poise and intensity of last year’s squad as well as in their Southeastern Cone
[IQ] then, nary a team has suffered less than a was leading UK to an unattractive record. ference (SEC) losses.
  .500 season at UK, the latest balanced For a while, it looked like the highlight Had Kentucky not been obligated to play
  record being coach Joe HaII’s 197374 for Kentucky this season would be a loss. half its ga mes on the road this season, it
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  ofthe season, with a group that was 10710 in the nation, Indiana University. They lost The Cats' firsttwo games wereat North. .
  and still facing teams like Leuisiaha state 84.77 in overtime after leading by as many western and North Carolina and the
ff: On the road and Auburn and Alabama at asfour points with two minutes remaining Wildcats and Tar Heels set Hall’s squad
lit: t10m€. Were we about to witness another lh regUlEttlOr1. back rather hartdily.
1; losing season, only a scant 49 years from lf there was one maior criticism of the When Kentucky ventured away from
  the last catastrophe? Wildcats earlier this season, it was their home in January to challenge their SEC
  Perhapsahly Jeahhe rjixeh eeuiawe tgld uncanny knack for losing close games. foes, they were taken by surprise at Sta rlc
j.`j.·l us, butwha Would have khewheii the roller Accusations —— from lack of leadership to ville by a firedhup Mississippi State team.
  coaster rides UK Weula ge threegh thig lack of talent V- were flung back and forth The Cats fell victim to the Bulldogs in the
$€·3S0n? The loss of sophomore forward aCr0SS C6mDUS- Waning moments on some questionable
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balanced Alabama squad. —     g \l   T. `  n ` :
ln early February, The CaTs hiT The road       "   ey [ iii.  — L ` . ,
for Three sTraighT road games and prompTe   ` ;;" ··’“ — ‘ —   7 "‘ " _ I
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which sTarTed Two naTive l,;f I `;’°i‘·'i      
Merion Ha skins sprained his ankle, .#{i·”2;;_ ` " A·‘‘ W is __z.     _» gj% " 
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at I the school accuracy mark. bctlt Qe lTle5» UK found l*5el* €llllQlllQ te general direction had faded away weeks
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Coliseum shootouts. Kentucky, which had F0le of "Y0Ul*Q Bhd lhexpefleheed Teem NIT, began to find its way into basketball
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lee storm all Season, Owned mgm losses in to numbers 9 and 10 wouId’ve been penciled if Ksmucky Could Wm its last two games
ap- i games heading into the final road trip. onto UK’s unQlelTl0l'0U5 l?·lll Ve€O"d~ (finishing with a l6»i0 record) it would
the * The final Southeastern Conference tour BU**he 5ClUed*00t< 0h el €heVe€*eVl5*l€ 0* receive one of the i2 NIT bids.
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age 21 — "l guess I'd have to say
Jackson Browne. Mostly because I
can really relate to his music. |t’s like
we share the same hassles and Robert Vance, Geology junior, age
complications in life. He writes about 20 f "|t’5 a hard decision but I think
real things that happen to real l’Il say Jimi Hendrix. He was about C
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l Alice Cooper what his favorite color alive. There was a definite enerQY f?
was. "Meatloaf" was his response. that he possessed and he let it out lll
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people around campus for whom they situation his music was so much more N
would most like to be a groupie. Alice exciting and forceful than it could A
Cooper’s name never came up. Then ever be on an album. I respected hin
again, no one said meatloaf, either. asamusician and eventhough I nevei
actually met him, I feel like I knev
him very well.
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W SlUd€'m$* |·F·C· AdVl$O'”_ HI Suppose age I3 — "After attending the concert
it Wevld be the vice president fer the other mgm, vii choose Jam
student affairs where I went to school Susan Miller, Special Education Mitchell. She's a beautiful person and
at Eastern Illlinois University. His iunior, age 20 — "l really like Bob she writes some really heavy songs. I W,
name was Dr. Glen Williams and he Dylan. He’s written so many moving got a lot of warm feelings out of her Of
suggested that I go into this kind of songs