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Students see rise in cost of

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By Jennifer Graham
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Off-campus students might want to use more
caution when keeping their homes warm for the
winter.

Students using space heaters to try and save
heating costs may be ptitting themselves at risk.

"We don‘t allow space heaters in dorms be‘
cause they are a great fire risk." L'K Fire Marshal
Greg Williamson said. “If you are using a heating
source like space heaters or kerosene heat and
leave them unattended. you run a bigger risk of
tire."

Christina Zwischenberger. an undeclared
sophomore. lives in Newton Crossing. and said
she uses space heaters in her apartment to keep

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it is costing less and less to
fill up your gas tank. but home-
heating costs could be dropping
also.

Kentucky will lower the price
of gas by (1.7 percent in De~
cember. but as of now. costs are
still higher than this time last
year.

"Prices are still about 25
percent higher than they were

Columbia's communications

Columbia Natural Gas of

last winter." said Lisa Smith.

Summer gas prices lead to
higher bills in winter months

This is because Columbia
buys gas in the summer at low—
er costs and then stores it until
winter when prices go up. The
cost for this winter reflects the
higher price of natural gas durs
ing the summer _of this year.
Smith said.

Kenneth Troske. the direc—
tor of the Center for Btisiness
and Economics Research at the
(iatton College of Business and
liconomics. said natural gas
prices will e\entually come
down because energy prices
tend to move together. but it
takes a while to get through the

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tise popular beverages. and dusty bicycles hang from the ceiling.
As the door opens. bringing in both sunlight and a customer. the
bartender and eight people sitting at the green l‘orniica bar greet
the patron. “Hello" and “llow're you doin‘fl‘" are exchanged. As
the customer sits down. bartender Brett Wilson asks if she would
like the usual. a Bud Light

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session. he said.

“We have to see how much
money will be available for new
initiatives." Chandler said.

Chandler hopes to see several
goals accomplished. especially
those conceming education.

“One I thing I want to
continue to do is make sure
higher education is becom-
ing more affordable rather
than less affordable."
Chandler said.

Quality education for

Re-elected US. Rep. Ben
Chandler. D—Ky. is ready to serve
during what he calls a challenging
time for the. United States.

"We have debt to deal with. an
economic problem and two
wars we are fighting.“
Chandler said.

Chandler won re-‘elec-
tion to the US. House of
Representatives with 64.8
percent of the vote over the
Republican candidate. Jon
Larson. Chandler has rep-
resented the 6th district.
which includes UK. since
2004.

Chandler will wait for the re-
lease of the president‘s agenda be-
fore deciding on his own course of
action in the upcoming legislative

the United States to remain
' competitive in the global
economy. he said.
Another issue on edu-
cation that Chandler has
championed is public school reno-
vation. Chandler has sponsored leg-
islation supporting the renovation
of public schools in the two most

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UK is preparing for possible
budget cuts after a projected
shortfall of nearly $300 million
in the state budget was an»
nounced by Gov. Steve Beshear
on Oct. 30.

UK President Lee Todd said
in an e-mail that he does not
think that UK can afford any
more cuts.

“The short answer is no. but
unfortunately I don‘t get to decide
that." Todd said in the email.

The governor's office does
itot know what kind of cuts will
need to he made or to where.
spokesperson for the governor
Jay Blanton said.

"It‘s too soon to tell." Blan-
ton said “We have called on the
ConsenstIs Forecasting Group to
tell us if we are accurate on the
shortfall."

The governor‘s office is hop-
ing to hear back from the group in
the next few weeks. Blanton said.
He thinks there Will definitely be
a response by early December.

Currently. UK is preparing
for cuts by delaying purchases.
reducing travel and other expens—
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Music performance JUHIOl Maggie Thompson, left, geography itiiiior Scot. Allin,
left. and electric engineering senior Katelyn Gurley sit at tynagh's after classes

last Friday afternoon

with Ben Chandler

recent Congressional sessions. He
plans to continue to push the issue.

Chandler also has concems
about the economy.

An economic stimulus plan
aimed at improving the country‘s
infrastructure is one of the first
things Chandler expects to see.

He said the plan will probably
provide' for the constntction of
roads. bridges and schools. as well
as the creation of jobs that cannot
be exported to other countries.
These jobs will strengthen the econ»
omy. Chandler said.

The use of funds included in the
recent $800 billion economic
bailout plan is another concem for
Chandler. who voted against the
legislation.

As a member of the House
Committee on Appropriations.
Chandler said while he would not
be on the frontlines of the oversight

“We lia\e put restrictions on
the hiring of new staff and are
now requiring greater iustifica-

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process. he was still concerned
about the use of the money.

“I certainly don‘t want to see it
Used to beef up executive salaries."
Chandler said.

Chandler is hopeful that more
legislation will be passed now that
the Democrat majority in the House
of Representatives is greater than
before.

In the November elections. De-
mocrats won 255 House seats. Re—
publicans won I74 seats and six
seats are still undecided. Before.
Democrats had 233 House seats to
the Republican's 202.

“I‘m very happy to have an op-
portunity to serve this district dur—
ing such an historic time in Amen"-
can history.“ Chandler said.

L’K‘s Greek community will
put on their boxing gloves and
hit the ring to fight for a good
cause. Sigma Chi and Alpha
Delta Pi are joining forces to host
the second annual Fight Night on
Thursday and Fn'day.

The amateur boxing competi-
tion is between fraternity men at
UK. Participants will go head to
head in three one—minute rounds.

President of Sigma Chi Fra—
ternity Ryan Smith said he hopes
to make the event even more suc-
cessful this year.

“Last year was a huge suc-
cess raising over 510.0“) for
charity." he said. "This year
we‘re hoping to double that
amount in order to benefit the

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It appears low television ratings have killed the video star.

"TRl." is scheduled to play its final video on Sunday at the MTV stu-
dios in New York City.

The high-energy. live. music video countdown show on MTV provided
a daily forum for performers to promote their material, feud with other
anists and embarrass themselves on national television while thousands of
adoring fans tuned in. The show is in its 10th season.

MTV executives announced the show's death on Sept. 15. “TRL” had
been flagged for cancellation after suffering from a long battle with low tel-
evision ratings. which was initially diagnosed at the end of the boy—band era
in 2002.

“We want to close this era of ‘TRL' in a big celebratory way. and 10 is
a great number." said show executive producer Dave Simlnick. “And 10 is
the number that ‘TRL‘ counted down every single day for 10 years. and we
hit this l0th (anniversary) and we thought. ‘You know what? This feels like
the right time and let‘s celebrate it and let‘s reward it. And let‘s let it have a
little bit of a rest for a tiiinute.~ "

According to Nielsen Media Research. during its emergence in the late
l990s. "TRl." drew in a daily audience of more than 850.000 viewers. but
over the decade the show saw a steady decrease of viewers, and by early
2007, "TRL" had an average audience of approximately 370.000 viewers; a
total decline of over 50 percent.

However. the show was undoubtedly a significant influence on the mu—
sic industry during its decade on the air. and it served as a comerstone in the
careers of several bands and artists including the Backstreet Boys. *NSync.
Britney Spears. Limp Bizkit. Eminem. Beyonce’ and Fall Out Boy.

"TRL‘i‘s programming iriterweaved various musical genres and tran-
sccnded musical generations, The show‘s live. insstudio fonnat allowed for
entertainers to personally interact With their fans. And the show regularly
had hoards of teenyboppers crowd the sidewalk outside of the studio in
Times Square. holding seltldesigned posters with aspirations to get a glance
of their favorite Hollywood celebrities.

During the bubblegum pop resurgence of the ‘90s. “TRL” was used as
one of the main names to fuel the rivalry between the blue-eyed soul
groups the Backstreet Boys and *NSync. Both groups would regularly
make appearances on the show.

Brian Littrell. a LCXlllg’lttn llillHC and member of the Backstreet Boys.
spoke with MTV News about the reaction that his group would receive
from fans during appearances "TRL."

"You used to be able to see out the windows. and then after that. they
blacked out the windows and they wouldn‘t let us go near the windows."
Littrell said. "We tBackstrect Boys) literally shut down Times Square. I re-
member it being calmer. then it became era/y.“

In its run on MTV. “TRL” was nominated for two Daytime Emmy Awards.
several Teen Choice Awards and won a TV (iuide Award for “Favorite Music
Show" in 2000. By 1008. "TRl." had over 3.000 episodes. and had gone
througlga myriad oi hosts finding the show‘s original VJ (‘arson Daly. Dave

See TRL (“page 4

No. I ‘TRI.’ Moment

e Mariah Carey Striptease —- "Mariah Car ' is stripping on TRL right now.“ - Carson Daly
started off so innocent. and ended so badly. During mid summer of 200]. Mariah Carey. in the middle
major sires. est that included the now infamous floi Glitter." made an unannounced visit to the
“TRL” studio to surprise host Carson I) IV with a gift and to give out popsicles to an unsuspecting
audience. Wearing a purple. oversi/ d. airbrushed t-shirt that said "Loverboy." Carey wall/.ed
onto the "TRL" stage and proceeded to strip down to a mere skimpy shorts and tank top. all
While Daly repeated to a stunned America: “What are you doing?" Carey then gave the T-shirt
to Daly.
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a now infamous line that was delivered by (‘arey herself. “All I know is I just want one day
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Over the yeais. "'l'Rl."
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the votes that deteiiiiined the or-
der ot the countdown. l'lie show
no longer uses phone \otes. now.
in addition to lnteinet
downloads. radio play and Bill-
board llot ltltl chart position are
used to determine the No l \ ideo
of the day.

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ment home for videos that had bceii
on the sltovv l'ot‘ Lt long period of
time. lnitially. videos vvere allowed
()5 days on tlte countdown before
being retired by the show. Novv
videos are retired after 35 days.
Usually. v ideos rue retired by show
producers. but occasionally. as with
the case of "The Bum Bum Song
(Lonely Swedish)" by Toni (ireen.
the video is retired by the artist.

"TRL" was born as "'l'otal Rea
quest Live" on Sept. l—l. IWS in
Nevv York City. and it originated
from the top five countdown ”'l'otal
Request." which was pre‘laped and
hosted by Daly. 'l'he shovv's first
guest was shock rocker Marilyn
Maitson.

s "'l'Rl," tnatured and grevv
in popularity. a coutttless number
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daily updates on the Lifteriiiath
3004 Bush (lore election. an
tiouncenients ot blittk-lh’l's pet
maiietit hiatus and the thigh
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ent aitists trom ditterent genres all
merged onto the same countdown

"In retrospect. the name said it
all: the total youth entertainment
experience. shaped foi the tiisi
time at the request of its audience.
all going down live every day tn
Times Square in homes across
LAUNCHER." said Brian (Braden.
president of entertainment. M'l'V
and VH1. in a news release.

"'l'Rl." is survived by four ex
ecutive producers. Dave Sirulnick.
'l‘oy DiBari. 'l‘iiii Healy and Dave
(leorge‘. president of entertain
ment. MTV and VHI. Brian
(iraden: original VJ Carson l).ily.
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Christina Aguilera. former blink
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liarlier in the semester. SAB
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was devoted to songs from the
musical "Grease." Since the
karaoke event w as so successful.
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host a siittilar event. Johnson said.

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until around 3:30 pm. when the
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in generalities. a lot of times music
inspires both personality and style
sense. 'l'lllls. vv ith this thought at the
forefront ot tiiy mind. I present to
you the winter styles and the music
that iiitist have inspired them and
hopefully you. tool

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the fashion world is the androgy—
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daily basis. especially when you've
got S aiii. classes and all you real,
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morning is whether or not you
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a pair ot ieans instead of svveat~
pants and heck. shrug into that ctttc
navy bla/er with a \Htl'lll scai't and
you're ready to go.

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Another trend that hit the run-
ways is the use of architecturally
sculptured pieces. iii jackets. skins
and dresses. Meaning that the big
shapeless hoodie you love wearing
should maybe just be worn for
aroundvthe-house hang times. Go
out and invest _. meaning don't btiy
cheap. these classic pieces last life—
times a in a structured peacoat that
flares from the waist giving a lean.
girly silhouette. {\llkl if you really
can't ditch the sweatshirt. wear it
under the peacoat for extra warmth.
Inspired by: Aphex Twin.
"Nannou" — structured electronic
sound with a sweet touch
If you've not seen (iucci‘s fall
ads. please indulge the craving and
check it out if you have any seni-
blance of affection towards hip—
piedoni. 'l'he prints are eaith-toned
and the shapes are loose. layered
and etfoitlessly cool. and l want an
outtit such as that immediately if
not sooner. Along with Gucci. many
other designers have jumped on the
hippie bandwagon and have revived
one of my favorite decades For this
look. wear browns and oranges and
bronzed eye makeup with a studded
bag and you're ready to take on
The Man.
Inspired by:
“(‘lianges"

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sighted those incredible new leg-
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celebrity and nonnal people cir-
cles. but if you have. how hot.
right‘.’ lf you haven‘t. please for
the sake ot' the eventual boredom
your legs Will experience with the
plethora of jeans you outfit them
in. look into the black leather-es—
que PVC leggings that are out.
They are the glam rock trend per—
sonified and so tough—chick-cool
that as I'm typing this I'm won-
den'ng how I can save up to afford
a pair Wear as legg ings with a big
sweater or dress or wear them as
pants if you’ve got the confidence.
and I applaud il' you do. with
some son ot' brightly colored top
t'or a night out.

Also. if you liked any of the
songs mentioned before. here are a
few others you may be interested
in and inspired by:

Ariel Pink. "Hardcore Pops are
Fun“

Lykke Li. “Little Bit"

The Mamas and the Papas.
"Dedicated to the One I Love"

Os Mutantes. “Panis et
(‘ircens‘ef

MGMT. "Kids"

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