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not going to solve individual probr “The other Side of the coin is if “The first thing to keep in mind is and studentpuhlicatlons Israel radio said the government language Jr insult I‘mt sa.dstirh . . .
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JUdlth Reisman W‘“ present "P0P Reisman recently completed for the tail-1‘1”” \ “to“: tea-«3 Davenport M'pher a t‘lllllltlulllt'tf .' ‘3 . . . ’ 'i ,J- 7 '
nography and Violence in the tTS Department of Justice. She has “3% . l “25"”: Students who are interested in the no“) duels-um} pmlitwir ”m faculty ‘ 7. , r. ' ‘
Media" at 8 pm in Seay Auditori- just received permission to release at , i Nihifs‘zwf‘hi 3%} field of public relations but are dis aritisertol’ltss-i ' 3 . “ ,j . i
um. Agricultural Science (‘enter some of her findings. ‘ . ‘fifivwfisvfiu§§% A couraged because L’K does not offer “So mam people at Mt aim inter ‘ r - ‘
North The project. titled “The ROIE 0f $3. ll ateéza‘ficgtfic o; itasamajor Shmlldhl(19593lr ested in niiiioring .l‘ piithlic rein ‘ i , "f . " “

The Student Activities Board. Pornography and Media Violence in \ \_.————« / “with“, "3' A chapter of the Public Relations him. but w. mm, m“. tum .. 1' _‘ . . . 1“
l-‘eminist Alliance and the (‘ollege of Family Violence, Sexual Abuse and l . _, (OH: Wméfim ’ Student Somety of America has re maior. ' said Tan (Notwi- price ,' . ‘ ‘_" 'l'.
Library and information Science Exploitation and Juvenile Delin- ‘ 3<§f~t~x“3g “=22 cently been organized by students dent ofthe nevi Chaplet : . . I. .‘ * '
Graduate School are sponsoring the quency." focuses on the most popu- > g““{';“\“” interested in pursuing a career in ~11 mi start int. Limp}. roiling 1 h; i "
presenmtion lar literature of a growing $7 billion lwmfigf PR then it may iust help tis toward Eel l' I . -' . i I 'i " I’ .i'

“It‘s a let‘s look at what's gomg industry. said Tina Payne, SAB con- to New‘g‘g PRSSA. a student chapter of the ,mg a Wm“. Mam“. mm... d, , _. .A . :
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Reisman. a professor at American Cleveland will discuss how cartoons ket The organization also attempts dents more Helium} . »

University in Washington. DC. Will have an immediate and lasting ef— censorship." Hill said. “It‘s a mat- “Our purpose is one of creating a to give students an opportunity to "it it mow like (i inanimdii. dim . , », _ i _
showa presentation on how children fectonthereader terofpeoplebecomingaware. situation where people can learn gain workexperiencein [hefleld d recognized group that mm H” .‘ . . _' i'.
are represented in Playboy. Pent. ' “People need to be informed about more about the issue5 and make bet- "Students will be able to share 10m" Shit said ' ' . . ‘ '
hiiuseand Hustlerfrom 1953 to 1985 “But she's not suggesting it. be talking about it." she said. terdecisions." ideas and interact with each other ' m I)“ :.m; 1 - . , J i

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Agency places film drop pomt in Student Center msmi , .
:an\1n5ts"x SMITH _——— open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.." said cies. “Not everyone owns a car. and switched film developing companies ’ ' . '
. ' ri er u - , Jane Tracey. manager of photo mailin canbeex nstve from ThomasOHuston Inc to Color 1 . .‘

_ We jUS-I “anted to processing for Student Agencies. "Theg convenieliie of the drop-off t‘raft.Tracey said 7" W "i" “'5‘ 0" 'h‘ Gh' ' . t '
Photo processmg now '5 as 90""9‘ make things more 'h' ce said the station also will box will most likelv increase our "Now we can offer our customers dnnun Barents ‘0'“1'“ " Rh” ‘ ‘ i
nient as a drop in a box at the Stu- . a y . business "she said. 7 better prices." she said “Also. the Arena. The tam is confident but

dent Center. convenient . . . be convenient for people who are ‘ _ _ more busmess we do the better not overconfidem. Coach EddieSuf- “

Stud nt A n - in has ro- eating at the Student Center or who Tracey said busmess has been . _ . '. ‘ .. ton m. For . W of the _
e 8e cues c 9 Jane Tracey. d l l. d . - t , . . . . . pricesweuillbeabletooffer W
vided a film developing service . 0 not requenty 3° ”mm.” ,0 picking up rapidly "T the {“0 weeks Customerg are char ed a devel‘ ”£90313.ch-
since lggg But a couple 70f weeks photo processmg manager where the Student AgenCIes office is Sincethe dropoff box 5 installment , l 8 . ‘h , .
, y . located. “We are even trying for next se oping fee pus a cost for eat pic »
ago. it decided to make things more — , ture that turns out. They pay when

convenient by placing a dropoff box “i think it is a big advantage to "55$" 0" he’s! tear ‘0 local? drOP- they pick uptheir photos - - ”

l“ the UPS“?lrs malh lobby of the “We just wanted to make things have somewhere on campus to be 0 . d xes hmll f ‘gomrnjons and the A‘ one day photo processmg serv» “Nd-u my the Nat Brood“!

Student Center. across from the in- more convenient for people to (hop abletodrop off your film." said Lori "5' ence a 5‘ 3 953' ’ ice also 15' available lf the film is W“ ‘W n ‘h‘ 09‘"

formation desk off their film since our office is only Mashaw. treasurer of Student Agen- A month ago Student Agent'ies dropped Off before noon. m'mm‘216‘: .7:

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Home Ec students stage ‘Festive Affair’ of holiday fashions not...

By KIMBERLY SISK masters. said Karen Ketch, asso- tive theme. the show will feature publicity and provides students with although exceptions are made for

Staff Writer ciate professor of business in the day and evening wear for men. experience.Willingersaid. parentsandfriends.Ketchsaid WEATHER

Collegeof Home Economics. women and children. she said. “The class has a lot to do with ad- Lafayette Club members are in-
How to be stylish during the holi- Ketch‘s human environment and Students in the fashion merchan- vertising and special events and a vited for lunch at 11:45 am The

day season will be the focus for a textile class is involved in the pro dising class coordinated the fashion fashion show is a special event," she fashion show follows at 12 30 both ‘ . '. .

fashion show coordinated by UK ject, which began as a one-day event show as a major part of their sema- said. "It lets you see if you want to days and lasts about an hour ‘ “h-* “5

fashion merchandisingstudents. butexpandedtotwodays. ter grade, said Patty Willinger. a dothistypeofthi'ng." Retailers supplying merchandise ‘3 ”Cu: . Lfi‘i

"A Fame Affair" will be pre- The fashion show features local homeeconomics senior and publica— ”the fashion shOWlS not just all include: Panache. Especially For ’- flOW‘fih‘?
”Med at the Lafayette Club today retailers merchandise. Ketch said. tiom chairman forthefashion show. exercise with profosSional models. You. Cotton Patch, Stewart‘s. Em— . _- mwfi‘.
and tomorrow Selections of busmesses and apparel Students are responsible for most Ketch said. “The students have to bry'§_ Behind Closed Doors. Play. a”. ”d .m

' are made on the bOSiS 0‘ the theme of the modeling and the common put it together. They usually end up mates. George's Shoes Gingiss For- T im

'l‘hetafayette Club has sponsored studentschoooe. hrtheuid. sellingalotofstuff“ mal wear. Henri‘s and Hook ‘n' FM“"‘*'*"‘17 .1.

the fashion show for the last nine se- Keepiru with this semester‘s fea- The show provides retailers with The show is not open to the public Eye. ‘1‘" "*“"“" ‘ ‘ ‘77" A

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' 7 fl _ Graham said any juror who was
. . . 7 _». 57“.,7'3. 7 FRANKFORT 7— Jury selection embarrassed by a question could an-
IndICtment Claims . ‘ _ began yesterday m the trial-of state swer in private. The situation arose
' \ ' Treasurer F‘rapces Jones Mills, am: with the first juror to be questioned
7 ‘ . \ questioning 0 prospective i331“e when he was asked if he felt any
. DCtense overruns - ' femfhrse by tile attorneys gave a undue pressure because Mills was
' . ,. . 7 7 7 . intot irtria strategies. involved.
- ' ‘ ' Be:liflitllithgdimnisifiator $1135? » 5 I " ' . The process 0‘ selecting the 14' Mills is charged with 10 felony
‘ “'a‘blllltlk'led \Fslt’rdm' With "It“; " .0 ~ i A ‘0’ I!" ‘ member panel ‘5 likely ‘07 be ‘a counts of theft by deception anti 15
‘ other current or former executives 7 ‘ ‘ i A/‘Au lengthy one b90395? Franklin Clr‘ misdemeanors for allegedly or-
- of General Dynamics Corp on ‘ ‘ ' I T" ’ cult Judge William Graham 'has dering employees to perform cani-
' " ‘ charges iiivoixing attempts to hide " \ 1‘ '—' . I agreed to ”‘9 unusual Step 0.5 "‘71" Paign or personal tasks while on
’ ' ' ‘ overrun litsx‘es‘ on the \rmv's ill- ‘ ‘ . 7_ 7 . . 7 ' vidual questioning 0‘ prospective Ju‘ state time. The incidents allegedly
- ‘ fated sgt h'ork anti‘aircrafht gun. . ‘ J " 7 '5 .1" rors. Such a [”0935 ‘5 “593“." F9“ took place in 19% while Mills was
- - - theJiisticelit‘partinentsaid. 7- ~ g " is??? ffier‘giitfi’gefl‘g? ”‘ “595 ‘"V°""‘g 393:3? of state and running for
. ' ’ H 7 I (it‘iiet‘dl Dynamics and the four . '1 753;, ‘ L. N“ T. . ' 7 The employees are charged With
_‘ ‘ men were charged with conspiring ..,,‘7 7 “W The selection also was delayed when performing the work and charging
.- _ 7 t 77 it _ tl“l’l\ “Neg on their M“. Graham indicated that he wanted to th tateo o d r' th 7 i i 7
.. . . . . :rttittitt' Alt'l Iiiy . ldthe mum ) conduct the questioning in private. Alihs . lr'dredeing o ters otoso
‘ ' 3 ' m" ”“7“ U ”m p 7 7- p‘ or put restraints on reporters cover- WP“ innocen
-. . . gun ~\\'.t'lii.\ t1} illegally mlehdI‘g’; . . 7 Julius Rather. who represents
~ " ' " ' . in cuiiir-ict e\ ienses to other g0\- ‘ ing the trial. That plan was dropped Mills and another defendant (‘on~~
. 7 .. . . g , if ink “prime after an argument by an attorney ta . t 11 t dl' 7 kid
~ . ' ‘ emmm um“ ‘m ‘ representing The Associated Press . ":9 Q93) ivaMel‘lIePe: Elm-‘7 ‘15”: _
, ‘ 1 ' - The \t‘H‘l. count indictment was i. 7 and the Louisville Courier-Journal. {5" rs duuh‘ 1.5 {m *th ( Didi-l,
i. I x ; . ‘ retur .ed in lt'tlt‘l'iil court in Los An- - ~,.7.......::.‘:..;: (1.7-: __ Six of the original 30 members in foimtoctleaoifi“ 0 ran ogi ei in . ..
~ 5. gele> the jury pool were excused by Gra. 5 a ces‘
' - . . _ 77 7 7 7 7 ham before individual questioning 7 ._ .7 7. 7 7
.‘ _. . - _ , ‘ 1th iiitiii‘piialsiandtghtontorcpgrgt- IANOALWILLIAMSON KernelSloH began because of various conflicts ihStartihgf gag]; Selig—“2x: willmlltt
I; I l r «fir-h \lil 11:01::551; \t‘d defrgud Ltlhe card Sthfle or their relationships With partici— Mills are common iractli: in
.‘ '.- IX’pat'Itlt‘nl oi Detense between pants-orvi'itnesses. Frankfort political (‘erleS anti that
' .I - . . Janu‘ii} i ism-7 and Aug 31. 1981. in Kathryn Scale, a sociology junior, searches research in the M.|. King Library yesterday Assistant Attorney General Thom- she was singled out for prosvctilliln
7 ~ its tum-hon of administering and through multiple card catalog drawers to do after class. astNine asked potential jurors about by Attorney General David Arm
. t_ paying m wmmcmrs They also their own political activities and strong because of his own politcal
‘. 7 1 '_ were charged with six counts of whether they felt any pressure be- ambitions
' -' _‘ 7 l . makingtalse statements -------------
' ' A government source said $7 :3 . .
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. . 7, 7 ‘. . . a $3 2 million net loss to the govern- ('oniinued [mm pagwnc ' CWT FILM o o
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'5 v ' ‘ Beggs became head of the \‘ation- Students, along with members of public relations involved in this or‘ give students insight into the skills . EXP 55° 369 SaiM49 STUDENT
, ‘ .. , ‘ - al :\t'l‘itiidllllt‘> and Space Adminis Lexington's professwnal Thorough- ganization."Syphersaid. necessary tobeaPR practitioner. ' gEXP' ‘3’59 53-69
‘ .' , .' ‘ tration on July to. 1981. after leaving bred chapter of PRSA. approached Barbara Jane Ownby. vice presi~ “i feel that since the organization ' 24 EXP. $4. 19 $4.29
' .' a post as corporate (‘\8(‘utl\'e rice Sypher and Jan Quarles. an assis— dent of the chapter. said. “One of has members from several different . 36EXP' ‘ 35'99 SERVICES
‘ ' ’ - president of General Dynamics tant professor of Journalism. who our primary goals is to be approved majors. they can exchange ideas ' 9.1.7“; .c, V. '
. ' 7 -. According to the indictment. the agreed to co-sponsor the organiza- by the national organization as the and learn more about each specific . is Exp DISC .5189 INC.
' . company officials fraudulently tion L'K PRSSA organization. then we field."she said. ' Coupon Vaiid Thru December ii, i985
. ' '. charged several million dollars “For the past several years. l plan to work with the local PRSA
- ' .‘ . 1 worth oi (‘Xpenses on the contract as have been director of the internship chapter." Sypher said membership in : Valuable Coupon Rm. 107
. - 7 “bid and proposal" and independent programs in the communications de< . , PRSSA has increased continuously ---- nu-
~ . » "sewed“developmentexpenses partment and I have seen many Stu. P1355!“ f'50 “in?” “1‘9““? Sp since its Stan and several people $;——_
7 ' . . . They did this. the indictment said. dents interested in the field of public f9” 7 glues s‘pea ersf "é’isasemgs 6; have expressed interest in joining _________———————————————————
' . to reduce multimillion-dollar losses relations.”Syphersaid as we “7th on: ew proiec the group.
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_ . tract Mr the production of the Sgt. "50 based on the student interest Ownby said because the club is a The group Will meet at a pm. eS' ype 25 -65 5
5 ' ‘ .~ York prototvpe svstems and the fact that several other uni~ joint effort of the journalism and today in 228 Student Center Addi-
» ' '- 7 ’ ,. Contractors are reimbursed by the “"51““ l” "‘9 SW9 “a"? PRSSA communications departments. it will “on ___——————————-——-———-—————-
l ' Department of Defense for those two chapters. we deemed to start a
. ‘_ ’- .' types of expenses. but they are not chapter here. *‘he 531d-
' : - permitted to use the funds for work So far PRSSA has held several ore ATTENTION DENTAL STUDENTS
: 7 ' . 7. regwrefl h} {int-riding contract ted ganized meetings and has set its . . . _ . . _ . I
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