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Sick of spring'.’ Fantastic. Look for the
weather to be windy and cooler. with a chance
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colder by Friday night. Precipitation chances
. are 30 percent Friday, 20 percent Friday
night. High today will be in the upper 30‘s; ‘
VOL. LXI” N0. 93 LEXINGTON, KENTL'CKY 40506 Flltl);\\'. FI‘IBRl'ARY l8. l9?! low tonight 20.
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Romméears leading contenders .
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UKf lt ' t 6t f'llt t seat ”
By MIKE WINES entire faculty in a nominating Teacher Award and a Teacher winner; ofgraduate studiesin elementary - '
Editor in (‘hief ballot held this month, and one Spokeswhell Award. He has --Harold R. Binkley. professor education; . ' V
The president of last year's must pull an absolute majority of researched in the fields of germ- and Chairman of the Department --Hobert W. Rudd. professor . I ' .
University Senate has emerged votes cast before the balloting free experimentation and of Vocational Education, College and chairman of the Department
as the front-runner in the ends. education. and has authored or of Education,ateacher since 1950 of Agricultural Economics,
’ nominating ballot to select a Faculty trustees serve a three- co-authored some 35 articles. and publisher of some 30 articles; College of Agriculture, a faculty I .
faculty member for the Board of year term. while regular board monographs. and a textbook. He member since l948 and faculty
Trustees. members serve for four years. currently serves on the -—James T. Moore. professor of trustee member from 1968 to r
Dr. Sheldon Rovin. professor of Dr. Garrett Flickinger, current University Senate Council. education. College of Education, 1971.
-. oral pathology in the College of president of the University Other candidates a past visiting professor at the First balloting for the faculty
, - ‘ Dentistry.was the tOP vote-getter Senate. said PBSt VOteS among Sears. a UK graduate. was a ['niversity of Maine and director trustee ends Thursday. Feb. 24. i
‘- . among six faculty members who faculty members have tended to visiting professor at Michigan _
Q will be presented to the favor “someonca majority of the State University in 1966 and has _ ., __ .. _ ‘
University faculty as candidates faculty thinks (hast. - .a certain served as past chairman of the .fi " the“ "
for the post. He received 79 of 318 capability to keep things cool." University Senate Council. ' ' . ’ "1 is. .l _ _, . .
ballots cast. ”it (the vote) tends to go in the Committee assignments include . ~ ' fix ""K . ., ._ . ‘
' Close behind Rovin was the form Of prestige." he said. “The a post on the Presidential Search > . . ..y " V: ::-§‘;- .
only member of the Arts and winner usually has served in Committeewhich selected DrOtis I. ,_ . . “t t/“w'
Sciences faculty to be nominated. other elective officers." Singletary and the Committee on . ' v g' . - V . »
" I)r.Paul Sears of the Department Little campaigning Codification of the Governing fijif ~ ;
» of Chemistry. Sears, who now sits None of the faculty nominees Regulations. Research interest ‘ i . .
on the Board of Trustees with has actively campaigned for the include non-aqueous solvents and -' i . 2:.-
. College of Law Professor Paul post. Flickinger said, but electrochemistry. He has ._ / \ . ‘
' . ()berst, drew 73 votes in the coalitions in support 0t different authored over 40 research ””4“ < . i t
. . . balloting. candidates often form as ballots papers. :3: fl . W! p .. .
Selection procedure narrow the list of candidates. Other nominees include; . 22;" f 2;. _ "4,; "j .
The six candidates face a long Rovin. a graduate of the --Staley F. Adams, professor “ g ‘5‘ . _ 5*“ .-
' series of ballots held by the entire University of Michigan. has and chairman of the Department ., ' ,1. “V f g (1’, , ~ ’ . ' - .
. ' . University faculty before .a received three teaching awards of Civil Engineering College of .. __ f 13-55 - 3,: .
, . ' trustee is finally selected. All six inthe College of Dentistry. a UK. Engineering. and a UK Alumni , f v'-.§l_f;€;;i§i :. ' ‘ ' '
were originally picked from the Alumni Association Great Association Distinguished V. _ . i it. . . '
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' { . Problems face U YA office we . e ___ ' .
BF LYNN MARTIN with the students. confident that all problems will . if
Kernel Staff Writer Continuing the student said, be equitably resolved since they .» ' . ' ‘ .
‘ Approximately 30 students ”W“ weren‘t considered in this represent areas of concern . .
" involved With University Year for action. We haven‘t been con- already identified by the UYA 5:; .. "N .
. Action (L’YAi have submited a sidered in any decision making Staff“. A ' £ ' ”'7 ., '
- , . list of problems to the L7 YA office process in the whole program." \'ol an d went on to say that f .... .... . .. . ..., ““32? ' .
. 4 . and the Dean of Undergraduate ' List withheld . these problems will be discussed A kosowmawewmww; , . X: _- g
. ' . htttd'ee ”the"- “ hen contacted about the “St by the t'YA office management “f“ at: .17“ first» teetewe‘”ww““ :T‘? 1; .
' ‘ The problems. or areas of or problems. Voland refused to team and the volunteers in a " “W“ '- " .. -.
‘ , ‘ concern. stem from the recent release it. He gave this meeting Saturd av. v- -: « . ‘ WVMetristmg’“?
' . firing of (‘arol Haines. former co» statement. "Roughly 30 UYA According to Yoland. the list of ' w - av» ‘“‘ - -
‘ ' ' . director 0i t'YA- volunteers have identified a problems could not be released _ , " 7
. ’ ‘ ' Sel‘ViccS not needed series of concerns and problems because "misinterpretation g. . .
' According to several students. as they SOP [hem relating [0 might dth’lOp." fife. .
Vt'hO W'iSh [0 remain anonymous program inanageinent‘" he said_ $5.: t ' .
.. . for fear of reprisals. Haines was (I we .
fired without reason. One student “In reviewing the problems WP 2200f? ___. ‘ , -
said, “She got a letter from Dr. stated that were submitted by the ,
' . ‘ \r’oland (Dr. Maurice \roland, students." he continued. “we A review of the play ”Little -
. . UYA director) saying they didn‘t were encouraged by the per- Murders" in Thursday's Kernel PraCtlce makes Peril/’0‘
- ‘ ' feel her services were needed ""ptiof‘ Of the Xmme‘frs tand‘w" income”? “s“?d Pam Elam. as Elaine Wilson refines her broad Lafayette High School and are
that the training was over. The deeply apprecmte their concern the story 5 writer. The reVIew _ _ . . ,
. . . - - . . , Jumping technique as Sheri King members of the track team.
, student explained that this action for the total operatic: and suc— was actually written by Pat I , . . _ _
. . . ‘ ooks on. Both girls are Juniors at (Kernel Photo by Jim Wight )
. was taken Without consultation cess of the program. We feel Islam. ,
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' . B." ["ANE NASER SB 191. because in four sessions while members Of the committee Non-publishing professors faculty member possessing . . .
‘ ' Kernel Staff Writer of the house committee “nobody who how the same sentiment as The Senate Education Com- either tenured or non-tenured
The House committee on could agree and if we (House President ()tis Singletary are mittee met later in the morning status shall be removed or denied
Education failed to act on ”B 39. committeei wait maybe the holding 01“ for his proposed and Senatos William L. Quinlan renewal of contract for faiiure to '.
' the publish or perish bill,’putting Senate (‘ommittee can agree on amendment or defeat ofthe bill in and Lacey T. Smith introduced publish research or other
! off a final decision for the fifth . . Committee. SB 191. Smith stated he was in scholary wows". This amend-
. week in a row. somethinguand get "1 out or According to Karcm there has favor of the bill since it would ment to SB 191 is identical to the
Representative David Karem. committee \jizt‘astadearem. $1.: Shir:thgeliigltiii‘ctaitnwtiitfh tit: assure some kind of one summitted by Represen- ‘
'h'iirman of a sub—committee. - t t . ‘ ' . . 'icknowledgement to non tative Joe Clark for HB 89. .
t ‘ . . _ H 'k t t d , The lack ofagreemciit resulted the House hdiicatiozz (ommittee publishing professors.
3 appoinited‘ (lit firm” (:aifllili: fromthe varied views concerning this legislative session. 3}; 191 was not opened for SB 19] will be discussed next
iitlimxzsilén 1;. Otabled hilt” the what the purpose of the bill ac— The sub-committee report did (ii-SCUSSIOH or voting because an Thursday '1” the Senate
I i . tually was meant to be. The not favor either amendment but amendment had been filed prior itdiication .(Olllllllttt‘t‘ meeting
' Senate Education (“thim'ttt't‘ sponsorsofHHtttiandl'K student thought the concept of the bill to today's meeting but copies “hit according W Mark i‘etzer.
' (Wt-S on it similar hitt- Th" Wt)” lobbyist think ‘heir proposed was a good idea and would were not available for committee I h ttlt’th‘tshth“ ti'” “looks pretty
("Hiiiiiiittt‘t‘ ‘ti‘t‘i‘tt'tt t" "t‘t'hm' .‘itliiit'iitliiii‘iit is necessary for the support the original bill the wav it iiicmlwrs good ft)" getting ”“t ”t th“ Senate
h} mmd \t‘illtintl to" the St'iiiit“ ttttt- hill to carry out their intentions. was lllt‘d The amendment states that “no toiiiuilttt‘c K .
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‘ .~ . \ o I“ l)l-I.\.\ ('n.\\\'l“()ltl) property that are good enough tor expansion is the area bounded 23326:;
' ‘ . . Kernel Staff Writer are rented until needed. hub— by Rose Street. Euclid Avenue, 16F_18__
f .‘ . '. h ’I‘he l'niy‘ersity of Kentucky standard houses‘are torn down woodland Avenue. and (‘lit‘ton 2:13:
U - . ,. . Like fine engraving on your gift selections . . - besides being an educational ‘hit\'(‘llilugh Mild ”ldt‘ t“ Avenue. UKalreadyownsagOOd -——F°R s;
' .' ‘ . I , institution must also rate as one l niyerslty owns 110 houses. number of houses in that area. A mom! “
.' . r 'V " the" you ll love ot‘ the city's biggest landlords 'l‘hree places with tour apart~ few people renting from UK on dlthn r
l N A ‘, 3 . \i / “it" 11“ “'mal properties. ments “ltd. the rest single (‘olumbia and Clifton said they SK'WEI
.' ._ - ,- . . _ f The ['nlvol‘slty handles the dwellings. lhe houses are rented were satisfied with the conditions lldcgindm
a , . ' ’ V -. ', 7 ARMERS W acqusition and rental of property entirely to taculty'. staff, and ot' the houses in which they are 5601 "
I ‘ . . _ - V. through the Office of the Real students of the UniverSIty. living. 'l‘hev also said that the GERMA
.' ‘. i ’l ,1 Chevy Chase village 59""‘9 W 5m"? ”5° Property Division directed by . ”Uh buys PFOPQNY directly University is very prompt about mmca’rifc'
j. . ‘ 3 t ' an 5““ Avenue tram—5:30pm Mon-Fri. George Kayenaugh. trom the owner 01‘ property/‘llsted making repairs. Most talked of bargain
' . y ' : Karenaugh said that his office by a real estate agent. said same dav responses to com- AKC cc
.. . I ‘ ' I 5 ~ . .. . . .. ., .. . -, is an arm of the Vice—president Kavenaugh, “State statutes plaints. ' $21.15;);
' «. V , . ' _' ,:_ . - ' .. -’ " ' . VI .- » - , for Business Affairs and that providethat thelandbe deeded to James King Coordinator of :2.
'. ‘- ‘ ~ . . ' > ' » 1 , -“=- '- policy is decided by the Board 0" ‘Vho Commonwealth 0f Ken‘UCky Physical Plant. said that com- woagon.‘
‘ ' . , If: . - WM" v.01: uy . _ . Trustees. Purchases are tor the use and benefit of the plaints are directed to runningt
v. , . 3 , . : - h . authorized by the state. he said. University .of Kentucky." Most Kavenaugh's office and then to W.
. .l ‘7 . ‘ l ‘, 'ksn fem Land purchasing sales. he said. are Voluntary! With the Physical Plant Division to be m
. ' ' ' ‘3 . o! » ~- V . "We only go after property thalt the 0an rs approaching the taken care of Kin ‘ 'NCOMI
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. '_ ' . it t 0 §-3'- project." he said. “Houses on t 9 HOME .V pursues a 53 9 15 W en . s , S , . 2 2 pm, 257
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' 7 It is becoming increasingly it recent bl‘OChUN- SUI‘V93'9d $292 for West Virginia. Fur- 0V0“ though they may be more
V , ‘ »‘ clear that Kentucky students are tuition rates for the nation's state thermore, four of the eight state PmCth iinancially.
. going to be confronted with institutions. The result: of the it‘s had had rate increases within And piling the burden of support
- I -. ‘. another tuition increase when eight states nearest KEDtUCk)" the past year. on outof-state students, as some
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5' " 5 i. V . students. who must “0W fork over Tuition at Nearby Institutions boosts would deter students from “open door" institution that UK .
' ‘ . ' $330 a year to attend 9135593 0" . . . . coming to UK. In an interview last has clung to. "V
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- ‘ _ ' “59 by at 1935‘ $35 a year, and , 1:0 a U 790 have to turn away. Despite rising tuition hike may seem the only m
j. V - * V perhaps more. OVWfoTtate ' 33 costs of education, he said, ap- way out. Students, who now pay
't ' ' ' ' It AS one Of the poorer statesin the \LN 0t Valve-$865 :92 plicants for financial aid at UK one of the lowest fees in the VV‘
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: ’ V ‘V , increasmgly difficult to justify it . t always attend the school anyway, grin and bear it. i,
.V T .- :. tuition increases that could force (Fees 8 0w" are for m'8 ate a
,7? ,' .. 1 some students to leave school. But Students) . l
, if. ' ‘V , ' . a look at fees from surrounding ' " ury uty.
'_ l I 'f states. and some facts from our Closest to Kentucky was Ten- VV
-'x_.V ' . own university. might make the nessee. with a $333 a year tu1tion . . t
. L ‘ hikes a little more palatable. for in-state students. Tuitions ...(l ( hance for students to learn is
‘ . V The American Association of ranged as high as $720 for Ohio 0 f th ult f th k . tth th f;
5 1 7‘ ,3 . State Colleges and Universities, in State UniverSity. and as low as ne 0 e res S 0 e WOT S agains e POOP maVn, e
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VV -V . .- TV: MOEM’UGQ I HATE wm m THE Bug Lexmgton that most students socially acceptable
- VF ' ~, s; TO WORK I HATE probably haven t thought about 15 For the student who already
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'. ' _' ~31 [if] ’ I ‘ Fayette (3011th and 50,, 1f large social change. Change from a
‘-_ 1-. -. n V V‘ ; numbers of students take ad- system that too often in the past
- 'V " .3 \ __ \‘ (" vantage of the opportunity Judge has made justice in Lexington
‘ 1~§ \ .' . , Swinford‘s ruling affords them, mean middle class, middle age
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'5 f 1 ' ,. i %\ " 3 Mason, Jim Bell, Dr. Philip
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