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By ELIZABETH CARAS of “supremacy in the breeding of long historyand it’s my opinion that - . . f .
NewsEditor thoroughbreds by attracting leading it’s never been better than it is __ losses In Student center cafeteria . V' ' I.
Call the research scientists from around the today,"hesaid. ’ ‘ ._ '4 - - 1
ing event one of the ”-red world." . ' ‘ ’ - .’-
I letter days" for the Maxwell H. Gluck who died in No Babbage said that for the past .30 By DARRELL (LEM But Rieman said the servwes saw . . '1 " .. fI_
.. . . vember, and or 40 years Keeneland has made sig- . Senior Staff Writer a 59.000 net rofit d r‘n V , ' . '-
Gluck Equine Research Center, h' . . . . . . . . g P U 1 g . member
President Otis A. Singletary an~ l5 Wife. Muriel, started (“wins for nificant contributions to academic - and December of last year. as up- ‘ .- ' '
nounc ed yesterday a $1 million do the center with a $3 million chal- programs at UK._theI most recent Although you can't I586 your re- posed to a 347.000 loss during the A ’ I. I ,' "
nation from the Keeneland Assoc” lglnge want in October of 1&3. The being a. 95,900 gift in December. flection in disposabledishes, Univer- same two-month periodin 1933 '. , ,. . . - . '
tion ucks at one time owned Elrnen- The Universny has not yet deter- , Slty F00d SerVice Officials how that "We had to make some changes." - ‘ "
g 2 The t h h br' the t l (liorf Farm on Paris Pike in Lexmg- minedhowthemoneyistobespent. using paper plates instead of more he said, "Total cost is much less on i ‘1 '- ‘ - '. "
M“ . gran, W i0 "‘85 ota 0“- . permanent tableware will reflect erat'n th's . ~

. amount committed to the center to . . PM“ the announcement, Bas- TED BASSE" well on the Student Center Food Mari 153:)? . ‘ ’ " I ‘

. amt $103 million may I» used to The «minimum was mm by set-t was elm‘ed ”alder" 0f the UK Servic5 d me' m‘andger 0f bu]. ‘ . ' . , i. .-

. - - ‘ about $3.3 million from members of Equine Research Foundation Board cellor for the Lexington camp's ' “3‘. Center F°°d 59""‘C'N‘5N sa‘d' ‘ » .

I. attract SCientists to the center and . . . . . . . . . ‘ And the f00d tray COHVeyor that "We ve one over to 'H ' . ‘

i _ to fund research equipment Sin- the horse industry and $3 million of Directors at its first organizatio- Jack Blanton, Vice chancellor for once moved dishes from the di - . .. g . . d paper 59““ ‘ , .

. gletarysaid ‘ from state economic development nal meeting. The foundation was administration; Charles Barnhart, area toward lar e beh' d’fltilg we . And {00d serv‘ceofl'c‘al5500“ -,= . ‘ ‘ '

' honds.Babbagesaid. created by the Boardof Trustees. dean of the College of Agriculture, di h , h gha m ‘ 9‘ realized that the d‘SPosabl" d‘SheS ‘ .

But the first commitment is to Construction for the center, which and Dr. John Bryans, chairman of :cfirfi 1.5 33:69“ 1 Sedcomg to a and the conveyor were ”0' “mm” - ' . ‘ .
provide sufficient funds for building will be built on Nicholasville Road in Other officers are Albert Clay and the department of veterinary sci- ban ‘ on y 0 rep ac b) "85h ble ' , ‘ . ' *
the structure, said Robert Babbage. front of Commonwealth Stadium, is W.S. Parrish. co-vice presidents; ence. lTsh‘ h . The paper prmuc“ tended t" 9”" ' ' ' .
special assistant to the president. sch edul ed tobegin thissummer. Fred VanLennep, secretary, and ff ice anges arehpart of an overall up when the conveyor turned cop. , . , ,
The University will then begin to Singletary saidthecenter is slated BrownellCombs,treasurer. Joseph Kuc, professor of plant pa- e ort d—ImeILiuIc abiéges were also ners. often toIthe point of spilling . .. , _ .
fund programs and equipment, he for completion in “late 1986 at the thology and Dr. Fred Zechman as- enace in . ovemI r ~ by fond ”Yer onto the tloon DOHUHHYH' \lld . .I
said. earliest.“ Other members of the board from sociate‘dean for research and grad- :erwf: Omelalb to Streamline-ajyy A. I‘he) r" “"F?""~‘“’“‘ ””1 ”“1“ I" '

Ted Bassett. president of the Singletary pointed to what he the University are Singletary. Ray uate studies at the Medical Center, afim gaggpéfilzd art] a 3:1 12:3 0f handlepa per A A- A
Keeneland Association. said the cen- called a history of good relations be- Hornback, vice president for Univer- were appointed to serve as faculty budget year saiduAilegn Rigmzlin (it:4 miHht Ed altlgugh Imp :mwwr “ '1 V I ' ‘

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ter would further the: states image tween UK and Keeneland. Its a Sity relations; Art Gallaher. chan- representatives to the board. rector of University Food Services. g L (1.; :1 firefly-as“ , . -. I . ‘
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Staff Writer mm._ - a. ,, W . i '1 ' , . , o i By SAILAJA MALEMPATI like this you are forced to deal With , ‘
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. Laughter has been around almost * _ ‘ ' ' ' ‘ run into many trying situations. it ' ‘
forever. and Louis A. Yandell /.: ' ' , If you discover that your classes really helps improve (one'Si ‘ ‘
proved it still is in abundant supply W M, ...._. / i -... are a little more than you can han- relationship with people." ~ .
as he spoke to about w Donovan - ., ' WW“ ; ” 'A , ‘ dle, don’t give up without giving the “It (tutoring! is a good way to use ' .
Scholars at the Student Center yes- ' ' ' "' ~N . I tutoring serviceatry. classes I have taken to help other .
terday. - . fl . - ' “ The UK tutoring service provides students." Lybarger said. "I really

“You become famous in Kentucky ‘ A . . ' “‘ ‘A a list of competent tutors whom stu~ enjoy it because you can actually .
if You were born in a log cabin. I ' ' ”“ ”w" ‘ ' m - 491:7 mg,” dents may contact for a variety of teach someone, ' _ '
wasn‘t raised in a log cabin, but we ‘ ¢ ' ' ‘“ , ~ ” . 32"" ~' ' A A ' classes It also will sponsor free help "Tutoring also helps ‘ne under-
moved into one as soon as we could ' « "‘ . 4 ', sessions for students having trouble stand things better because to ex- ' _ '
afford it," hesaid. “We were poor!“ ' -' , . ' in Spanish and lower—level math plan it you have to be able to under _ _

Yandell, a native Kentuckian who . " A' ' A , classes. standitverywellfshe said - .
is a retired teacher and principal ‘ t- saw “Last semester we had quite a "It is very rewarding to see pet)» ' .
with an interest in drama and enter- . ., «I ,4 few people ask for tutors in math ple do well,“Pendleton said . '
taining, spoke amid a scattering of . .' «I, as“: " ‘ , " ’ “I . and there weren‘t enough tutors to However, tutors have their share
jokes about the history of humor and . ‘, its 5. ‘ “ . A“ » ' go around.“ said Kathy Brussell. a of problems as well. "A lot of days I ,
the brand of humor found in today’s ' a ,9 __‘I ' ’ In": a “I" V - F2; learning skills instructor. "So we de~ come out feeling great because a '
society. " ,3"; 5 * ' ' ‘ cided to have help sessions every student was doing well. but there I.

Laughter can be traced to biblical . " . " . ’ ‘ Friday from 2pm. toapm.” are also times I come out a nervous . , .
times. Yandell said. It first ap- ’ . » . ., .' Students who are having problems wreck because they were.“ Pendle- . '. ‘
peared in the Bible when the aged ,. . t in Spanish can attend an hour-long ton said. g ' ,
Sara heard the prophecy that she ,. , It: ' - " ' ’ ' . .. . . .. session each Friday. Those inter» . , .
was to give birth to a son. Upon if.» N ’ it... "£5 .. . »" ested should call 257-8673 ahead of One common problem among , ' . .v ‘
hearing this, "She laughed within gs " y" , time tosign up.Bnissellsaid. most tutors is that “many students ’ . '
herself,"Yandell said. ‘ ‘“ I“? «is l The tutors are “generally energet- come asking them «tutors; to do . ' . .

In the times of the early kings, " . Us“: A a , ic, competent men and women who their homework for them instead of , I, .
laughter was used as a tool to ward I) “1&5 _ , safe . are interested in tutoring," said Peg coming prepared with specific ques— , . ‘
0“ depression. Yandell said every @ A , A 7 es; A Taylor, assistant director of the tions.“Taylor said. z ,
king had a jester who “looked funny . ”EA? ::_.. ’ "’-’ ~ 3% ‘ ' counseling center. . ' . '
to begin with." When the king was $355 a“ a, . To ensure that “we have as many “We suggest tutors be hard-nosed . .‘ . II -
depressed. he called for the jester to mist-if - .« qualified tutors as possible," the about it." she said ”n is legitimate ' , f , . ’
make him laugh. if the jester failed, , as N” ‘ ‘ learning center requires that stu- for them to check over the home- . I. - , '
he was beheaded. : so)? :"I ‘ . dents interested in becoming tutors work and do teaching, but they _ ' ‘

Sometimes humor is as difficult as N ..I ,, any have good grades,Taylor said. shouldn'tdo the work for them ~~ . ’ - , - '
thattoday.Yandellsaid. N, f 1 H l thi k eed . , - _

PeOple use humor to deal with 50- .‘s. ' A, A A I owever. “peop e n you n “I advise anyone i tutor t( be ‘ ' . ' .
ciety-s problems, he said People ,. _ 53 .. to be a mathIprofessor to be a math prepared as possible. It IS ver)v (M23: . . I . .
can't hide their heads in sand. so . » --~ .~ ' A if» tutor. That NS! isnttrue, said Mel- cult to answer general questions." -' A '
they ”might as well be jolly" about 5 I U I} anle Lybarger. a communications Pendleton said "Without knowing a I . .
the problemsoflheday,hesaid. A " é senior. specific problem it is hard to know . ‘ ' -

Humor has changed throughout ' "$- ”There is a very high demand and where to start. [)0 1 start “lih 1 - 1 . "
the years to represent the mood of . .V i n t n 1e are tutori .. she 0r2 + 27" ‘ .
the people. Yandell said. It has ; v s. 31 52mm Y 9909 “8- a .
evolved from traveling salesman " ’ . . A. ’ The most helpful suggestion tutors .‘ ' .
13:95 0: 5'1: 33:75 380 [0 than” A A InickswiiimmkemeiStan According to John Pendleton‘ an had for students was to get help as ' I
y es 0 t . pressmn to _ ay's 0 electrical engineering sophomore, soon as they become aware that - . ‘, ‘
Jokes. which include such topics as Pathflnder tutoring is not only rewarding to the they are having difficulties in . . _N ,
sex~SEHIIIIY»IM|del|ty and POI“!CS~ A student walks up a grass path toward the Patterson Office Tower yesterday after a winter storm pupil,but the tutor benefits as well. classes. Lybarger said too often -, _ -

But humor has remained _ultimate- dropped three inches of snow on Lexington. Snow flurries are possible today with no accumulation . _ ”People W8“ ‘0 COMaC‘ tutors until .
ly the same, he said. and it usually ex led ‘Tutoring helps tutors more than they are so far behind that it is al- .

sceI,AU(;HTl-2n_page7 ' people realize,“ he said. “In a job mostimpossibletocatch them up ” . .
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be pleased his team is atop the Florida Gators, fourot‘ the next five age. The other two guards, fresh- """1’" '9” ~ ”enactment.“
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Wednesday night's win over Missis- But the Gators are first. Before more Darryl Gresham. are
sippi State. he remains contained — Wednesday limit. Florida shared averagilg 14.1 and 13.5mpectively. , ‘, T _.‘ -
. andcautiots. the sac lead with MSU and Ken- “All three of them can shoot off ‘~\..'.1!f
After the 58-57 squeaker with the tucky. In Iosiru to Georgia, 71-60, the wrong foot, fadiru away from New 5 ' "‘
' Bulldogs. Hall was asked how it felt Florida relinquished its chunkofthe the basket. and deliver a soft ‘ ‘ ‘ ———
, to be in sole possession of first lead, leaving the Cats in first place. touch.“ Hall said. “They offer the ‘ i ,_ ‘ l... OF I SHE I
place. "We'll enjoy it while we can." Even more important though. the strongest challenge from the guards‘ div ;_ g
Hall said. hinting that glory could be 10$ came on its home court in Gai- standpoint than any team that we’ve pt ‘ ‘ \ _
‘ fleeting. He quickly added. “We'll nesville. faced." SATURDAY
. . sure have our hands full defending “I don‘t think the loss to Georgia They also have in their arsenal 6-
it " is that crippling.“ Hall said, “al- foot-8 center Eugene McDowell. Mc-
Hall was still wary at his weekly though a loss at home has to be rec- Dowel] made allSEC a year ago and Every Saturday. get 2 tasty
press luncheon at Wildcat Lodge tified.“ led the conference with a 9.2 re- Soft Shell for 0m 5'29
yesterday. warning the media. the And it could be rectified by beat- bounding average. He comes to Lex- ' ' , IaCOS ' Y - -
V public and even his team against ing the Cats in Rupp Arena. ington averaging 14.1 points and 10 If S a Soft Shell Sale thats hard to beat.
‘ ‘ getting too excited about the Cats' The Gators are 10-3 overall, with rebounds this season. _ : But not hard lo cal.
' present standing. their other two losses coming McDowell is complemented on the Satoriay Brun‘h '9 1 30
”We’re beginning to become the against lndiana and Aubum. They front line by 6-9 forward Randall ATURDAY NIGHT /, .14!
‘ favorite in some of these games (the split with Kentucky last season, Death and reserve center fiancisco CI-IAMIIR MUSIC //; - aka?" I
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. - MSU) we're not being realistic 59.57, and losing narrowly 67-65 in 11/ 2,0,? 5‘39 ‘ ’7.
, about." Hall said. "The success of Rupp Arena. Although Hall didn‘t want his 557 s. legstono 253-0014 ,‘r = ‘ -..,- If?!“ _
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the players could be their own ’un According to Hall, Florida‘s of- team to be overconfldent. he didnt (1 “1% I; H; ‘ _ A: 31: .‘?
. domg, creating a monster. We want { . . td t d the ds fall topralse them. , l 1; , /l( .t,‘ .fi “o >./ I“
to continue to realize we are fighting ”ensels on?" c owar guar ‘ ROSEMONT ‘ x :- Z’I lw’éfifg‘. ‘ t! \»
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' where we should beasa ballclub. :2?” ”31105312 th’Iaitlel 113:; a like they have accomplished a lot at AUTO REPAIR ’ W0 ’1' - y r
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fleet on where we are and how we p ~' we‘re not achieving what we should, 277-84“ \ V Hou
' got here and how far we have to Hall compared Florida's guards to without getting the feeling they e " rs:
. go." MSL"s Tracy Taylor. who hit seven ought to be beating teams worse ‘0 /. Dl“3m“‘ 1°, s'“"‘"” 43%,) II Ara-12PM Sum-Thur.
V The Cats got here. 4-] in the min of seten first-half jumpshots and fin- than we're beating them.“ I! LC or .88 11 AM-‘ AM Fri. ‘ Set.
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The 12th-ranked Lady Kats travel = +
to Louisville tomorrow to take on The Lady Katfish swim team will O
the Lady Cardinals at Freedom Hall get back into action tonight when it The UK women's gymnastics
. l-ollowlng the Louisville men‘s game takes on cross-town rival 'I‘ransylva- team will host its third home meet B l l . . d Th b . l
with Memphis State atlp.m. nia at 6 pm. at the Memorial Col- of the season when it takes on Au- f
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