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Kentucky Kernel

Vol. XCI. N0. 84

Established 1894

University of Kentucky. Lexington, Kentucky

Mdependent since 1 971

Tuesday. January 27. 1987

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VERSIONS, Page 2.

The UK gymnastics tom
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see SPORTS. Page 4.

 

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MARK ZEROF Kernel Qtatt

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Burch are among the members of the UK alcohol policy committee

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CYNDI WEAVER

KENNY ARINGTON

Accused UK gunman
to undergo evaluation
at psychiatric center

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ma? spring semester. said l‘eilm
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housing IlppllCilllHn and specify a

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Divesions

Play found years after
author Chekhov’s death
challenges British actor

By \III II \HI. KIII‘IIIVXII \
Assik'ialt‘tl I’t‘ess

NEW YORK ~ Mikhail \{tSll}’t’-
\'!t‘Il I’latonov 1."- an lt‘l‘L‘Sptlltbthlt‘ ro
iiiaiitic who chariits men. seduces
tlieii wives and then laments his
\iasteil. \\ tcked lite

He is less than honorable. but
never lacking in tasciiialion. It‘s a
demanding stage role well-suited tor
I.lll .‘.chellen, the versatile British
actor who dauled Broadway si\
years ago as Antonio Salieri. the
cumming ltttlH'entui‘y court Utili-
poser lll "Amadeus "

l'laioiioi is the heart and soul oi
“Wild lloiiey.‘ a ruetul comedy by
Anton (.‘hekhov filtered through the
sensibility oi British playwright .\li-
chacl I-‘rayii

The play has a tantalizing history
It was discovered in 192“. It; years
altei ihckhm‘s death. in a sale-tie
posit tins. in .i Moscow tiank The
title page was missing. but the helty
iiiaiiiisciipt was in ("hekliovs hand-
writing The plays authenticity \Hls
never iii doubt. l)lll not much was
known met-pt that it was. the work it!
a youthtiil playwright

The play also was unwieldy. rim
iiiiig nearly si\ hours l-‘rayn. the nu
tho: oi "Noises (lit' and “l‘leiietac
tors." ieshaped .tli(l cut it He
fashioned a new play out oi an old
cloth and cliiisleiieil ll "\Iilit
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Hair iapscaliioii l’latoiim was such
a tisy role llhi' \li‘Kelleii eagerly

 

ii-iui'ned to England's National The-
ater to play it.

His enthusiasm was shared bv
critics and audiences in London
when the play opened there in 198-1.
.\ow Broadway gets a chance to see
‘\\‘i|d lloiiey' at the Virginia The-
.ilt‘t'.

“l’latonov is a terrible person —
and absolutely delightful," McKellen
said one day recently after a long
rehearsal. "l have met people who
tire always telling everybody else
how to behave and then behaving
outrageously themselves. Somehow
you torgne theiii. Platonov IS one of
those people,"

He teels "Wild Honey" works on
several levels.

“Audiences sit and roar their
heads ott during the play." the actor

 

‘Notorious’

By BRIAN SOSBY
Contributing Critic

Notorious Duran Duran/Harvest Re-
cords

“Would someone please explain
the reason for this strange behav-
ior'?"

Such is a lyric from the new
Duran Duran album and my own
musical question to one of my favor-
ite bands —— Duran Duran.

Having been away from each
other in the studio for almost two
years, rock‘s premier pinup band
has met a mixed reception with its
reintroduction to the music world.

Notorious, the band's fifth album,
shows an evolution of the Duran
Duran style. They produce a sound
much more crafted than their early
work on their 1981 self-titled debut
album.

Notorious has taken on a much
more sophisticated white funk sound

MICHAEL BRENNAN Kernel Graphics

 

 

said “But this being Chekhov.
there's more to it than that. The six-
pence spins and the comedy turns to
tears This man is not only causing
liaioc Ill other people's lives, he's

“Wild Honey" is a play found 16 years after the death of its au-
thor. Anton Chekhov, and revised by playwright Michael Frayn.

ried," and “Toad of Toad Hall" for

— or has tried to.
It seems the Durans are letting go
of some of their techno-rock.

inance won a Clarence Derwent Once the "fab five‘" the band is

causing havoc in his own.”

.\leKellen attended Cambridge
t'iiiversity Though he didn't want to
I)(' an actor. he ended up in 21 stu-
llt‘lll pl'tXIUCllth. working with peo-
ple like Trevor Vunri and Derek Ja-
('(lltl

.\lti-: graduating. McKelleii real-
l/t'tl the only way he could continue
to he on stage was to become a pro-
lessioiial. At 22, he look the reperto-
i-y route, starting in Coventry. In
that first season. he appeared in
such diverse works as “A Man for

a salary of eight pounds a week.

The next season he went to anoth-
er repertory company and larger
roles.

No one took him seriously for 10
years, McKellen says.

“You just chug along, doing what
you can. Trying to get better. Even-
tually. you‘ll end up with the right
part. one that you're suited to and
you're recognized," he says.

For McKellen. recognition came
in 1964. when he appeared in Don-
don‘s West End in "A Scent of Flow-

Award for most promising newcom-
er and gave McKellen a chance to
appear at the fledgling National
Theater. just getting started under
Laurence Olivier.

He has never stopped working
since. In films such as “Plenty,"
with Meryl Streep'. in television. on
programs like “Masterpiece The-
ater" and the BBC‘s 13~part adapta-
tion of “David Copperfield." and in
the theater, where he's played
Shakespeare's Hamlet. Macbeth,
Richard II. Romeo, Sir Toby Belch

now basically a trio because of the
departure of guitarist Andy Taylor
and drummer Roger Taylor. 'l‘heir
influence is definitely missed on the
10 tracks.

"Notorious.“ the album's first sin-
gle, earned a spot in the top three
and is the best of the bunch. lt tries
its hardest to come off as a blue-
eyed funk tune and succeeds. where-
as most of the album‘s other tracks
don't.

That is not to say that this is a

can’t match

band’s earlier material

 

MUSIC REVIEW.

measure up to the band‘s former
stuff.

No “Reflex" or “Save a Prayer"
here. Not even a “Wild Boys" and
nothing even close to a “Hungry
Like the Wolf." All we seem to get is
potential Duran Duran B-Side
material. This isn‘t a disaster, but it
leaves something to be desired.

“Skin Trade," forces vocalist
Simon IJeBon into a vocal strato-
sphere that he definitely should
avoid. Please.

The song “American ScienCe“ al-
most makos it but needs more than
Andy Taylor's guitar track (his one
contribution to the LP before his
split) to save it from the so—so wax
pile.

The addition of a brass section to
these songs made me think that Phil
Collins broke into the studio, got
hold of the master tapes and mixed
them all to hell and back la la his
recent Eric Clapton escapade on the
Augustalbum.)

()n NotoriOus' it works, but on the
others it just sounds too much unlike
Duran Duran.

With the Taylor duo gone, the re-
mainder of Duran Duran seems to
be on a search to cover new ground.
The problem is they are without a
road map and without the talent to
revert to their original style.

It hurts me to think that we'll
have to wait God knows how long for
another really great Duran Duran
ilIliulll to surface. Perhaps next time
it‘lllii-woi‘ththewail.

\lI Seasons.“ “When We Are Mar- ei's“ by James Saunders. His perfor— and Coriolaniis. really bad album. It just doesn‘t

 

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had L’JVPH prior approval for the
first Israeli shipment of l .s'
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Lawsuit filed over trustee appointments

By JANET l.. (‘APPlI-ZLLO
Assomated Press

LOUISVILLE Ne“ l'niversit}
of Louiswlle trustee William 1‘)
Scent filed it lawsuit yesterday
against former trustee Daniel 1)
Briscoe to determine who will get i it
serve on the school ‘5 board following
last week‘s appointments by th e
governor.

In addition. former trustee it
Gene Smith said he. Briscoe. SUIT e
current Louisville trustees and son it‘
former UK trustees will also file suit
in an attempt to reinstate six-year
terms for the trustees of state Ulll'
versities.

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pointed new trustees to the eight
state universities on Friday, replaw
ing board members who were in
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