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PRIDAYKENTUCKY

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SPEAKER

KERN EL

Celebrating 30 years oi lndepencende

Reparations ad author
bringing message to U

Free speech: Horowitz will address campus

By Emily Hagedorn

stirt wrote

The man whose controver~
sial ideas sparked newspaper
bonfires and the resignation of
the editor at the University of
Wisconson Badger Herald and
the destruction of the news-
room at Brown University’s
The Herald will speak at 17K
next week.

David Horowitz. the presi-
dent of the Center for the Study
of Popular Culture. a conserva-
tive think tank. made news last
year after his advei'tiseiiieiit.
“Ten Reasons Why Reparations
for Blacks is a Bad idea for
Blacks and Racist Too."
caused controversy on college
campuses across the country.

The backlash changed his
mission into a free speech
campaign.

“I want to help students get
a View of another side.“ said
Horowitz. who is being brought

to campus by the ()pen (‘oininu-
nications Association Student
Government contributed Sfiiio
to help bring Horowitz here.

The story starts one year
ago during Black History
Month. Horowitz decided he
sltoiild offer
an opposing
View of
AfricanAiner
ican repara»
tions pay
ing blacks for
the injustices
of slavery He
said that ac»
cording to
some StiltlS'
tics. only it
percent of
Americans agree with repara»
tions. yet most are being bom-
barded by a proreparations
standpoint.

“I think I was at least able
to introduce ideas that other-

Horowitz

wise wouldn't be heard.”
he said

So Horowitz attempted to
place an anti reparations ad in
17 college newspapers Nine
newspapers out of the t7 print
ed the ad. and tour publicly
Hptllhglfl’tl

”My ad was censored and
yiscously attacked." he said

Htil‘tinl'l did otter the ad to
the Kentucky Kernel The Ker
nel business stall" requested
llorowit/ pay for the ad in ad
yance. as they do all out oftowii
and unfamiliar accounts
HUI'UWIIZ did not pay. so the
Kernel did not run the ad

Keisha (‘arteii president of
the Black Student l'nion.
agreed it is good to hear differ
ent opinions. but she does not
agree with Horowitz's message

“His yiews area little out
rageous." (‘arter said

Zach Webb. codii‘ectoi' of
the [K NAACP. said while peo
ple. such as himself. need to
take responsibility,

"i want white students to
realize that there's a difference

between tree speech and
racisiiif he said. "Reparations
are a really good way for white
people to admit they were
wrong "

The group bringing
Horowitz to campus looks at it
differently

"(‘ollege is supposed to be
about sharing ideas. and be
cause he did. he was banned
il'illli exposure." said Matt Falk.
l.)(‘.\ president

litil‘tinI/ said America is
the great I'topian experiment
with races liying sidebyside.

“'l'o students. I am like a
yisitor from another planet I
am the land of the free. and l
look at [K like an island of
repress‘iiin "

It you go

David Horowitz will speak from
7:30 pm. to 9 pm Wednesday
Feb. 20 in l06 Classroom Building.

NICK TOHECEK I IIQNELS'A”

Students danced until i am. at the Presidential Gala at the Radisson. President Lee Todd and his wile, Patsy, told the crowd they enjoyed seeing the
students there and promised 3 Valentine's Day party next year. See page Z tor photos of inaugural activities.s

Anti-drug campaign angers

”This is not. a cheap shot."
he said. "This is a strong. accii

Drugs and terror: National student group
questions accuracy of recent commercials

By John Wampler

NEWS EDllOR

The Office of National Drug
Control Policy‘s new inulti-mil-
lion dollar ad campaign. which
connects drug use with terror-
ism. has members of a national
student organization outraged.

Darrell Rogers. national
outreach coordinator for the
ZOO-chapter-large Students for a
Sensible Drug Policy. con-
demned the ads. which began
airing Super Bowl Sunday. as
hypocritical.

“If we are going to blame

the illicit drug consumer for
problems associated with prohi.
bition. then the government
should talk about the many 1e.
gal products that have ties to
terrorism or repressive regimes
worldwide." Rogers said.

Diamonds are responsible
for funding death squads. civil
war and genocide in the (‘ongo
Sierra Leone and Liberia.
Rogers said. and oil has histori
cally contributed to human
rights Violations

"Should we demonize en~
gaged couple?" Rogers asked.
“Should we blame the auto in-

dustry or soccer moms for hu-
man rights abuses""

Rafael LeMaitre. a public
affairs specialist for the ()ND‘
(TP. said the SSDP‘s argument
that the ads are improper be-
cause consumer products also
can contribute to terrorism. is
not accurate.

"They‘re mixing
with oranges." he said

The ONDt‘P is not con-
cerned whether other products
contribute to terrorism. only
that drugs do. according to
LeMaitre.

"We‘re after the drugs." he
said.

LeMaitre said the goal of
the new ad campaign is to re»
duce youth drug use. and that
the ads offer kids a imwerful re
fusal tool

apples

rate prevention method."
Some ['K students question
the new ads effectiyeness
“Addicts are addicts.” said

communications senior Ben
Clark. explaining why he
thought people wouldn‘t stop
their behayior as a result of the
ads. "it‘s going to make a lot of
people wonder. but it won't
change anything "

()ther students thought the
ads were misleading .leremy
Griffith. a horticulture s‘enior.
said that one of the two ads
shown during the Super Bowl
seemed to imply that if some
one buys marijuana. they are
contributing to terrorism. (‘rrif
fith said he doesn‘t belieye this
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Achievement

JESSE LiBUS ’ “ENE. VA“

Molly Broad, president at University at North Carolina. delivers a
speech at the convocation ceremony tor President Lee Todd's inaugu-
ration in the Singletary Center for the Arts on Thursday. Broad
emphasized the importance of land grant universities to their states.

Making it happen: Broad's been there

By Melanie Beckwith

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the coiiiitrz began the pit-sideiiti li inaugural

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how l'li (.lZi it lziew the stati- iz; i:;d:i‘etl 1:;1.3lls?.'l".l~ lit

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same September li‘}.

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recruit." she said

l'K nizist also support the

she said

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“If l'K is to heip reshape Kerstiik‘

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\t‘i‘slit rev-Kiri h ll. arr-as ot inxpoimiin e to Kentm kt.
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businesses and gou-i‘niiient in order to gain a competitiw ail

Vantage oyv-r vitiiei schools

‘il'TJ intonid .\".i’ oine the oppor

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our capabilities. are alike.” she said
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proyide an excellent eduiation

tor the I liildren of tomorrow

President Todd has often expressed the (lt'\.{‘l' .is Broad said. to
"renew and extend its coinn‘a'nient and l‘s cutenant w ith the

people of Kentuckz "

l.e.\l:iitre said that
niariiuana can tontrmiti- to
terrorism Roughly half of the
mariiuana in the l‘.\ wines
from overseas. he said And :‘e
r‘ently there was 'i well puhli
cized case of a .\le\ir an inarr
iuana gang lining i :‘oup ot~
people up against a '.\ til and
machinegunning them. he
added.

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came and opium mnr
tribute to terrorist ett‘or‘s 1::
countries sutl‘. is tuliinxtni
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Sfi'l'fiDs something
to think about

By Kelley Soars
ASSISTANT NUS EDITOR

This disease kills more
women in the United States
than AIDS each year. but a re
cent survey said 76 percent of
all women haven‘t heard of it.

Human Papilloma Virus is
one of the most common sexual-
ly transmitted diseases in the
United States. It is responsible
for 93 percent of the cases of
cervical cancer in women and
has 5.5 million new cases re-
ported each year. according to
the Surgeon General‘s Report.
“Call to Action to Promote Sex-
ual Health and Responsible Sex-
ual Health." Only two percent
of infected women or men show
symptoms. said reports by the
Abstinence Clearinghouse. a
national non-profit organiza-
tion dedicated to promoting ab-
stinance.

Pam Woodrum. a nurse
practitioner and health educa-
tor at the Kentucky Clinic. said
people diagnosed with HPV
haven‘t been given a death sen-
tence and they are not alone.

”We see a good number of
students with HPV and other
STD‘s. like herpes and chlamy-
dia." she said. “We‘re typical of
most college campuses."

HPV can be acquired by
“skin-to-skin" contact while en-
gaging in sexual contact. There
are up to 100 HPV strains. only
30-40 strains of HPV develop on
the genital areas and only some
develop into cervical cancer.

HPV viruses include 80
types of viruses that can cause
warts on the mouth. hands. feet
or genital areas. Depending on
the type of HPV virus. these in:
fections can develop into cervi»
cal cancer. The National Can-
cer Institute reported HPV as
the major cause for cervical
cancer.

Some ways of treating
warts include freezing the tis-
sue. using a laser. conventional
surgery and a few chemicals.

The Department of Health
and Human Services issued a
report this summer indicating

there is no scientific evidence
that condoms prevent the trans»
mission of most sexually trans
mitted diseases. including lii’V.

Leslie linruh. president
and founder of the Abstinence
Clearinghouse. said people
need to be aware that lil’Y is
extremely contagious. and
promiscuity is dangerous.

“Statistics indicate that
each college student who has
had sexual contact with more
than four partners could be in
fected." she said. “t‘ondoms
don't prevent the infection. lt‘s
skinto-skin contact. and latex
isn‘t the answer."

Woodrum said a condom
could be the best protection
aside from abstinance.

"Postpone sexual activity
as long as possible and use a
condom." she said. “(‘ondoms
are the best protection we've
got. There is no lilil percent
guarantee of protection. short
of not having sex,”

Woodrum said abstinence
or waiting for a long-term
monogamous relationship is
the best way to prevent infec-
tion. She said casual sex could
be potentially dangerous

Woodrum said once a per-
son agrees to casual sex once. it
could be easier for them to
agree to have sex once again.
Because this could contribute
to possible infections. she otters
a few suggestions: don't partici-
pate in indiscriminate sexual
activity. don‘t mix alcohol and
sexual activity. and don't fail to
use a condom each time there is
genital contact.

Though there is not yet a
cure for Hl’\'. frequent pap
smears can detect cellular
changes in early stages in
women. but men can't be tested.

Woodrum said early detec-
tion. through pap smears are
important in determining if
there is an infection and ensur-
ing it is benign.

“Early detection is key."
she said. “Pap smears are im-
portant in picking up abnor-
malities. so they don't continue.
but can be treated."

Protoctlngyourselfwithoondoms

While condoms are not infallable, if you do plan to use some. lion do
some tips.

Prior to htorcoorso

1. Have on hand an adequate simply of latex or plastic condoms and w‘or-
basedlubricantifyoumightuseonemvenifyouplontousoonothorcouro-
captive. Have extra condoms available in case the first is damaged or torn be-
fore use or put on incorrectly, or if you have repeated intercourse.

2. Discuss condom use before you have intercourse.

During lntorcourso

1. Open the condom package carefully to avoid damaging it with fingernails,
teeth. or other sharp objects.

2. Put on the condom before the penis comes in contact with the partner's
mouth. anus or vagina. if the penis is uncircumcised. pull

the foreskin back before putting on the condom. Keep the condom

on the penis until after intercourse or ejaculation.

3. Unroll the condom a short distance to make sure the condom is being un-
rolled in the right direction. The rolled ring should be on the outside. Then hold
the tip of the condom and unroll it down to the base of the erect penis. if the
condom does not unroll easily, it is on upside-down. lie-using it may expose the
partner to infectious organisms contained in the pro-ejaculate. so discard and
begin with a new condom.

4. Adequate lubrication is important. For latex condoms, use only

water-based lubricants. Avoid oil~based lubricants like cold cream, mineral oil.
cooking oil, petroleum jelly. body lotions, massage oil, or baby oil that can dam-
age latex condoms. For plastic condoms any type of lubricant can be used.

5. if the condom breaks or falls off during intercourse but before ejaculation.
stop and put on a new condom. A new condom can also be used when you have
prolonged intercourse or different types of intercourse within a single session
(e.g., vaginal / anal).

After intercourse

1. Soon after ejaculation. withdraw the penis while it is still erect.

Hold the condom firmly against the base of the penis to prevent slippage and
leakage of semen.

2. Check the condom for visible damage such as holes, then wrap it in tissue
and discard. Do not flush condoms down the toilet.

3. if the condom breaks. falls off, leaks, or is not used:

Discuss the possibility of pregnancy or infection with your partner

and contact your health care provider as soon as you can.

00 not douche. Emergency contraception may be used to prevent

pregnancy if started within 72 hours of having unprotected intercourse.

Call 888-668-2528 to obtain phone numbers of providers of

emergency contraception nearest to you.

Gently wash the penis, vulva, anus and adjacent areas with soap and

water immediately after intercourse to help reduce the risk of acquiring an STD.
Then insert an applicator full of spermicide into the vagina as soon

as possible.

Do not reuse condoms.

Taking core of supplies

1. Store condoms in a cool and dry place out of direct sunlight (heat may
weaken latex).

2. Check the expiration or manufacture date on the box or individual package of
condoms. Expiration dates are marked as "Exp"; otherwise, the date is the
manufacture date (MFG). Latex condoms should not be used beyond their expi-
ration date or more than five years after the manufacturing date. Latex con-
doms with spermicide should probably be used within two years of the mou-
facture date.

Condoms in damaged packages or that show obvious signs of deterioration
(e.g.. brittleness, stickiness, or discoloration) should not be used regardless of
their expiration date.

Source: m.iustcondoms.com, material adopted from
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