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, Vol. XCIV. No. 224

Established 1894

University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky

Kentucky Kernel

Independent since 1971

Tuesday. November 19, 1991

Budget cuts Visible as trustees meeting nears

By GREGORY A. HALL
Associate Editor

While administrators emphasize
that the University can prosper in
spite of budget cuts, fallout be-
comes more visible as the Dec. 10
Board of Trustees meeting nears,
when the trustees could approve
UK's budget reduction plan.

UK President Charles Wething-
ion has announced a list of six
guidelines — including the continu-

ance of a non-faculty hiring freeze.

The University must cut from this
year's operating budget Sll.8 mil-
lion on the main campus and $3.28
million on the Community College
System. The cuts were mandated by
Gov. Wallace Wilkinson because of
a shortfall in projected state reve-
nue.

In a Friday memorandum to la-
culty and staff, Wethington placed
University employees and educa-
tional support as the top two con-

siderations in making the cuts.

Wethington said layot‘l‘s
shouldn't be necessary and that no
classes or class sections would be
canceled because of the budget. out-
side of normal enrollment consider~
ations.

Chancellor for the Lexington
Campus Robert Hemenway said
students can expect larger class sec-
tions. Guidelines he is using for
making the cuts in his sector require
that lower-division classes have 15

WORK IN PROGRESS

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Amidst the construction on campus. Tammi Brandt. 20. a second-year landscape architecture stu—
dent from Maryland. sketches a scene near the natural sciences building,

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people. upper diVision lit and grad-
uate level 5.

Wethington said evaluating sec-
tions We is done regularly regard—
It‘\\ ol' the cuts.

The hiring freeze l’or non-faculty
positions will be continued. But
Wethington said he would allow
chancellors and vice presidents to
till ”critical“ positions.

Hemenway said the cuts
shouldn’t cause an exodus oi' l'acul-
[y to other universities.

“I don't anticipate that we would
lose our laculty in any greater num»
her than we would WIII'IOUI the 5
percent budget cut." he said,

According to the memo, presi-
denttal approval will be required for
the creation ol an» new positions.

Operating expenses w 1” be cut by
lti percent ii: most sciors iii the
L'niversiit

“Travel and printing itinds will
be sharpln reduced ‘

IIiLlI is :iiiplitisi/cd h} an Pub-

lic Relations announcement )L‘dt‘l
day via electronic mail.

Computer printouts on the IB’VI
ixlill printer “will have two pages
oi data on a single phv sical pace in
response to 'tit‘ l nivcrsih t.-,,j,3~{
t'itI‘s H

\Wcthineton s memo also said all
renovation protects and equipment
piirthascs will h, revie- 3.1 t» 11"Iil

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See BUDGET Peri.“

How much of a bargain?

By GREGORY A. HALL
Assomate Editor

The bargain of higher ediitaiion
~~ the community L()IICgL‘\ has
been no bargain tor students .it .
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zornmunit's colleges pat skill per
seii‘usster ’i it students l'tl‘ \K': ,

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or part of main campus?i

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in the L'niiersit) s}steni the .-\*r
bert It. Chandler Medical (‘enur
and the Lexington l .tniptis
cansed some l.(‘(‘ ,ttitlerits ;‘.it_t
phrasing Walt \‘Vhitit..tni to sound
then barbaric may to the capital.

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that tuttion be set equal ti:- the tilts!
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By RICK HAMPSON

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changed a nation's \iczs

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was hailed as .i hero

Fasting event held to fight world hunger

By JOE BRAUN

Staf‘ Write;

Us students will have the oppon
tunity to help in the tight against
world hunger

()n the l8lh Annual Day ol Fast-
ing for World Harvest. students will
be able to take mone) oil their meal
cards to help impoverished people

CORRECTION

Because oi incorrect inl‘or-
niaiion go. en to the Kentucky
Kernel. Darrell VanMeter‘s
name was misspelled in yes-
terday's issue.

in the LCXlngltm area.

Students who wish to piUlILlleC
need to sign a release l‘omi granting
pennission for the money to be re-
moved lhursday at all dining hall
locations except K-Lair grill. said
Dan Guy. member oi die Student
Leadership Team at the (‘titholic
Newman Center,

The intemational event is being

sponsored through the l )xlord (‘om’
niitiee tor I'ullllllc‘ Keiiei itl.\-
FAMi. While the event is being or-
ganized primarily by the Newman
Center, the program is non-
denominational.

“We want to raise awareness that
people are .stamng and we tan do
something about it.“ he said.

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Students air gripes about UK

By MARC DALEY
Contributing Writer

Although the University dumped
its campuswrde recycling program
this tall. Food Services hasn't given
up, said a UK ol'licial.

llK's Food Schices Diret tor
Robert Braun said despite the prob

lems Wllh transporting ditlcreni ma-
terials to various recycling centers.
the department has improved its ci-
torts

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voice their contents about campus
lood services, many students said
the» were concemed about the de-
partment's elions to recycle

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SPORTS

UK TODAY

INDEX

The UK volleyball team lost 3-1 to Georgia
Sunday despite the play of junior Angela
Salvatore. See story, Page 6.

Native American Association presents An-
nette Jones today in the Maloney Building,

Room 130 at 2 pm.

Queensryche played
to small audience at

Rupp. See Diver-
sions, Page 2.

D'VBFSIODS,
Mewpmnt
(Nassheds
Spons

2 - Kentucky Kernel, Tuesday, November 19. 1991

Queensryche rocks to apathetic, small crowd

By AL HILL
Senior Staff Critic

There was a different course of
tered Friday night at Rupp :\ft‘ll.i

A class in Queensryche.

Those who knew the band‘s older
matenal sat back and sang along.
like avid "Ryehe" fan Joe Bow ling

“I thought the show was e\.‘el-
lent." Bowling said "But i got the
impression that the hand w as upset
w ith the crowd "

Maybe it was because of the lack
of attendants Or perhaps soint
tans' ignorance rubbed the hand the
\N I‘Ong \\ ;l\,

Whatever it was, the band decid-
ed to show its unhappiness by reins»
ing to perfonn an encore. One
source revealed that the groups
bass player. Eddie Jackson. was stit-
fertng from nausea

“I thought the show was excellent... but I got the
impression that the band was upset with the

crowd."

But for the others who were there
primarily because of the band's |at~
est effort. Empire, it was a night of
listening and learning.

The 3.300 people who attended
the oneAday class meeting first were
subteeted to material everyone
MTG“.

This material included songs like
"let (‘ity Women" and “Empire ”
Kentucky fans could relate with the
track “The Best 1 Can.“ Whlt‘il al~
ludes to basketball.

"Rack street hoop star. you‘ve

got ll good. You’re the wonder of

the crumbling neighborhood."

Joe Bowling

Promptly following those lyrics.
lead singer Geoff Tate went in for a
drivrng layup to one of the basket.
ball hoops planted on the stage —
two points.

Making baskets weren't the only
acts Tate performed. He led the
crowd throughout the band‘s rock
opera, titled “Operation Mind-
L‘l'll'YlC.H

Tate was very dramatic in not
ills! his style of singing but his
stage presentation as well. Toward
the end of the piece's plot. when the
main character was looking to es-
cape from life, Tate leaped off the

F] u Shors

will be given to UK students, faculty and staff and their spouses at
the Student Health Service, Medical Plaza Building across Rose
Street from University Hospital. Look for Wildcat Blue doors.

Tuesday, November 19 &
Wednesday, November 20

(Shots will 9 ivent ese two ays onl
8:0bOg—4i00p.dm. ”
Charge: $10 students, faculty & staff

Important:

Annual vaccination is strongly recommended for individuals with diabetes,
those with chronic heart. lung, renal and other debilitating disorders. Older
persons. especially those over 65 years and persons providing essential com-
munity services are also advised to consider annual vaccination. Influenza
vaccination will not be given at the Health Service to pregnant women or
anyone who is allergic to eggs, chicken or leathers.

For information, call 257-3134
or 233-6465

Win a pair of
FREE
UK NIT Tickets

A Rickr Pitino
Autographed
Basketball

Kentucky vs. West Virginia
Wednesday, Nov. 20th
Game time 9:30 pm.
Register to win at PC Sales
Open to students, faculty or staff.
107 Old Student Center onWednesday
Nov. 2()th from 8:()()——2:()()pm. You must be
present to win. Drawing will be held at 2:00 pm.