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KERNEL

R Calla

nurse!

Miss the
movie?
See

Sanitarium nits

This is
really funny

Subliminal messages are
probably everywhere
- so I wanted to see
if they work. Read
this quickly. Anything
in parenthesis is just
a hint at what to
think.

SPORTS

Jules Camara to stay at UK

his scholarship

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through th-- sl'llli"s'l‘t‘

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the t‘lIIII'L’t' Is losswto-il. Sizit. litiziai l tnav lace .i stispi-ii

stot’i, lilll ol oiil‘. an iiiiiletcraiiiictf .inio'iizt of James

 

I have figured out a way
to party (get trashed
and dance like a fool)
around campus .
(Attica) and not ever I
get in trouble 3:
(citations) no matter I
how loud the stereo
is (deafening) or how
(falling down) drunk
everyone is. You can
send gifts of
appreciation (money)
to the Kernel
whenever you like
(now).

Punishment pending: Camera could “it ii‘t‘cz‘i‘tt,l1.:::’.,l’t‘;‘:‘- " ""“’
play this season if charge is lessened

[hit the l'nivcrsitv issued .‘l statement Saturday night
.s;i\ 1:11: 'l'ttlilit Stttlllt hoped to tilltl spci‘lll'illott stit'tiriitiil
the contact.

'I hate spoken with .Iulws on numerous o'cisioiis
(not the past ‘vt‘i-ck as has no stall and our :til‘il~'llt's tli
rcctoi I..'iri'v l'\\ and .lulws has decided to r» main I
Kentucky Wildcat." Smith s'iid II‘. the statement

‘tllllill‘ll. .l 0 tool ll Illllliit forward who ”now ll‘ll
to start tor the llits Ill'\l season~ was .ll'li'\l"ll c ll ii. last
Suiida‘v and charged with lll’l‘.'lll‘.' lllllli'i' the ittlluciicw

l'lx' s nil—tolerance alcohol polic\ mandated thal ( a
mom llt'\ll.\[)t'llilt‘ll indefinitely lli‘lllllli’..1llli'tillltiilliw'ttl
lits lt‘Lffll proicwltiitts \ coniittioit would him

STAN REPORT

l'lx' basketball coach Tubby Smith said Saturdav that
junior forward Souleymane ".Iules" (‘aniara has decided
to stav at l'K.

(‘amaric arrested Labor llay weekend on a drunken

‘ driving charge. pleaded innocent li'ridin llis former high
I school coach. Oak Hill A4 adettu 's Steve Smith. said earli
er iii the week that (‘amara was leaning toward transfer

Some eo le old farts . . , .
p p ( ring lroni Kentucky He had indicated that l £llll1ll'l, I pa

and bookworms)
think that parties
start too late. I
disagree! Parties
start too early. We
need to wait and
have the parties in
the early afternoon
(dawn), but only on
game days. I guess
there is a large
difference between
being rowdy tail-
gaters and obnoxious
college students
having a party.

t‘lisj

 

POLITICS

Web site gives
X'ers forum
forissues

Speak up: Votes to become
sat d part of grass-roots campaign
ur av

before the By Nathan Leigh
football win 3» an", we YEP
game.
Johnson and
others woke
up at 6 am.
to prepare
enough . y H
roasted corn "" IVY?“ "
to feed about “ stori'iit lltstt‘ii l. (i: (. fulfil". to.
2500 people.

.EXIRACLIRRICULAR

Rounding up past students

Don Johnson
and Bob
Gaffney,
both agricul-
tural alum-
nus. prepare
corn for the
Roundup

 

Come together: Past
students reunite at Roundup

In other news - l would
just like to say hello
(bye—bye) to former
coach Knight. See
Bobby, I gave you
(psycho abuser) the
respect someone
older (crusty) than
myself deserves. l
hear that you
(jobless) can make a
pretty good living
(enough for therapy)
as a truck driver.

CONTRIBUTING WRITER

The (‘ollege of Agriculture Roundup
began in 1974 as a small reunion for
alumni sUch as Bob Huffman arid .Iini
Kirby.

Today it has expanded to 4.000 par»
ticipants, including alumni. faculty and
current and prospective students. mak-
ing it the largest alumni event at l'K.

"We. haven't missed a Rotiiidup
yet," exclaimed Kirby. a 1960 graduate
who lives in Winchester.

Illi'l Keri.
Til" \i'tll'v
'll. illll:l’lli

To the UK hockey squad
- I was thinking
(looking at last
year's poster) that
you should start
calling some ladies

it ti’r‘. ' ;..

Huffman said the most noticeable ) " m
changes at the roundup were that more
students are involved. including many
more females than when he was a stu»
dent. Huffman graduated from the (Tol-
up for a new poster. lege of Agriculture in I952. He lives in
Here are a couple of Versailles. .. p .
suggestions— “VS“ ‘ This year‘s events began last ' . _' 1 .. ""‘fj "y”, y ,1 L , .. s I-
Milano, Den'se Wednesday and concluded Saturday - ' ‘“ ' ‘ I ”I” “‘ "" ’l'fll ' "I", ' ’ ln‘N'
Richards. All/556 with a picnic just before the UK football “I “It ”W It“
Milano, Britney game. I ‘JI'.i\\ roots campaign.

‘ It’li’ril il-vui- I , tit 11" ~\ v'i V‘W" Li .-
3pm: £31253 Friday‘s picnic was attended by i.... i .n‘ t{il.;:w.It]imj‘iir..-.i. to. ..t._..,,t~ in.
Kournikova 1.000 students and laculty as administra mm W V” “11v MW W N! lllt‘ “I” for

‘ tors and professors served a picnic meal .. .. r r. t .- i i . v .t t .
to the students and gathered in activi- ‘ st il"ll working

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““quch lions X and Y that he has founded an on
PHGIOFDITOR inst :il',wt .icv fortttii “‘~.l'lll.\l'v'f‘l‘. for them.

.‘\' twin-r ittoerct org.

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dot-med most .ll
route Til“ iiii"i\ in!

(Air‘( 'p In

li"l11'tfilliitjti_t-l lli‘! ll‘. lair.)

Sitting on a porch on
Nicholasville Road.
there were a couple
of funny things (tons)
I noticed on
Saturday. The people
who got their car
boxed in (suckers)
and wanted to leave
at halftime (that is
not when the game is
over) and the
referees getting a
motorcycle (ChiPS)
police escort out of
the area. Looked like
a circus truck With
the zebras leaving
town.

Another week has
started. I know you
brainstormed for
ideas (thought of
nothing but me) over
the weekend. E-mail
me.

-Ron Norton
rall_edltor@hotinall.
com

6
8.9 5.9

Supposedly it's going
to thunderstorm again.
But you never really
know what will happen.

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ties from :arnival games to a lit scale
tractor pull. using a tractor built by
Agricultural Engineering students.

(7. ()ran Little. dean of the College of
Agriculture. said the event was truly a
success and that the, alumni associa-
tion‘s role in student recruitment and
development is crucial today to contin-
ue the family atmosphere of the college

“We need to continue developing
these bonds for the students to know
that there are opportunities for them in
agriculture." Little said.

The events of the week included
Kentucky Farm Bureau night where
over 400 members of the statewide federr
ation were updater] on the year's events
in the college and were given the oppor
tunity to tour the new experiment farm

 

oundup began with the open
ing of (‘ommonwealtli Stadium and the
concurrent formation of the Ag Alumni
Association." Grace (iorrell said.

roundup coordinator and director of

agriculture alumni and development.

Gorrell acknowltxlgtxi that the festivi-
ties have grown front one picnic to include
reunions. student rixftiiitment. rxlucational
activities and entertainment.

“The whole mixture of the family is
having a good time." (iorrell said

This year over 100 prospective stu
dents front high schools in 3‘1 counties
will visit the (‘ollegi- of Agriculture.
she said.

(‘iorrell is looking ahead and has

big plans for next year's Ag Roundup as
one of the agriculture fraternities cele

hrates an annuersarv and
I'K football opens up tho home season
against Ball State.

Ag Roundup attendants included
graduates Stete llolli-i. '2 l‘fiti Ag Eco
nomics major and l‘rirmhi rise fraterniiv
member. l'pon entering the Army after
graduation Holley was un ible to attend
.\g Roundup for an years, but has moved
back to Kentucky zil‘ti-i military retire-
tnent and brought his w do and two
daughters with him to row old class-
mates and to watch the l'K
football game.

“It was nice to have the opportunity
to come back to the (‘ollege of Agriculr
ture and rear-quaint myself with former
classmates and new students." he said

facilities in Woodford County.

 

 

 

EDUCATION

Students experience France

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Get help: Program
helps students learn
French with interaction

3v Merge" Salter

CONTRIBUTING WRITER

Keeneland Hall has its very
own little Paris on its fourth floor

It is there you will find the
French Floor. a floor designated
for students studying French that
helps immerse students iii the lan
guage. as well as the culture.

Students also get an opportu
nity to surround themselves with
others who enjoy speaking French.
Amanda Shaw. a junior foreign
language and international eco
nomics. said one of the reasons the

program started was because of

time constraints placed on stu
dents in foreign language classes.

Shaw, who is also the student
coordinator for the floor. said I? is
hard for students to get the time
they need to practice speaking
(lllt‘lll: class

“It‘s a chalice to learn and di-
velop."8l1aw said.

One way the students learn
about French culture is through
posters that show weekl\ l’i‘ench
phrases and other li-stive decora
tions. These decorations help the
students feel more like they ari-
living in a French setting.

Residents said being around
other students who speak li'rench
helps them develop their comer
.s‘atioii skills.

".Iust hearing (the language).
being around it helps me the
extra exposure." said Rachel
lionilla. a foreign language and Ill
tertiattotial ecotiotttics sopliottioi‘c
who lives on (lie lliiiit‘.

Hut for lionilla. the program
doesn't gite her the constant e\
postire she expected. lionilla said

 

students who II?“ on the floor
don't (ll\\tl‘.\ sp» ,ik li‘i‘i nch to on--
.inothct'

“There isn't :iiuch coiitw-rsa
lion.” she said

Shaw said sh»- realizes the stu
dents do not speak l’rench to one
another It hours .t day. but when
they do speak. men it oct asiotially

See FRENCH on 2

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People enrolled in French courses
or interested in the language can at-
tend the French festivities at 5 pm.
every Friday in Keeneland Hall. Stu-
dents gather and discuss homework.

projects and other aspects of

French culture.

the Sttuden Newespapr University of Kentucky, lefton:

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or. t Iii-ticit Reduction program for the Na
atrial S’lltli'tll (‘ouizr'il

AI . oidiii: to 5-.ett».\eil.. Sciiui'niati
.. attendance when tie-n Senator
in ‘ l-‘ow lct' (ll-(tit illollv told the i i‘owfl

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wimp; llis lli'lli‘lw \\er~ I. i'»':‘ '. iiiilaicd. :is
l’owli-t‘ lost his st-Itl in a rim otl'eiection.

"There are I II million people in (ion
erations X and Y. and tlt:i"s almost halfthe
\nterican population." Schiirtnan said.
'.\loic than to million of its are active In
'eriict users. 'l‘ogether our voice can have a
huge impact,"

It \outlt involvement in issue advocacy
is important now. it w ill onI\ become more
so in the next few decades Most members

See GRASS on 2

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KEML STAN

 

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.ALL IHE NEWS THAI FITS

The Low-down

Guys
come up
to me.
Women

don t. '

- Sebastian
Junger "The
Perfect Storm”
author. 38,
telling USA
Today about cus-
tomers' reac-
t1ons to seeing
him behind the
bar at his new
Halt King Cafe, in
New York.

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BlG GIRLS
DON't CRY:
Gwyneth
Paltrow, direct-
ed by her father
in the darlt
comedy
“Duets," said
on Saturday her
biggest chal-
lenge while
making the film
was trying to
be a “grown-
up" as her
father struggled
with throat
cancer.

HEARTBROKEN:
Actress Anne
Heche on
Friday, in her
lirst public
appearance
since breaking
up with
comedian Ellen
DeGeneres.
appeared ner-
vous and stum-
bled over her
words at first,
then called
former partner
a "genius" and
a “marvelous
woman."

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returned from British to (‘hinese sovereignty.

Source: Knight out at Indiana

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111‘ "old-school" advocacy
groups are over 311 years old. 11'
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them. then many key issues
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Schurman said.

(11111111111ionNetorg strives
to bridge the generation gap
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FRENCH

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it gives them more time than
when they're in class.

()11 Fridays. floor resi-
dents and other students inter
1,1st11d in French meet at .‘1 pin.
and participate in activities re-
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weekly events. said the stir
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Stud. Ctr

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'ACLU Meeting, Spot, 231 Stud. Ctr.

'MAKE MOVIES, Creative Film Society, 8pm, 203

'Dinner in the Dorms, Hillel/Jewish Stud Org, 6;I 5pm,
Blazer Court Yard, Private Dining Room

‘Toble Francoise, French Conversation Group, 4-6pm,
Blazer Hall Private Dining Room

‘AKPsi Pledge Info. Mtg. 7:30pm, B&E Rm. 309

'Blorlr Stud Union Mtg, 4pm, MIK Cultural Ctr Stud Ctr. SPECIAL EVENTS

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'SAB Poster Sole, 9am-5pm, 245 Stud Ctr.

  

"IIII‘S 1 4
MEETINGS

‘Amnesty International, 8pm, 228 Stud. Ctr.
'Freshmen Fetus, 6pm, Bopt. Stud. Union Chapel

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‘UK RUGBY Prottite, 6-8pm, Seaton Field

 

'SAB Poster Sale, 9om~5pm, 245 Stud. Ctr.
'Professionol Speaker—Metrozip.rom, 7:30pm, BBE Rm. 309

 
 

  

 

ACADEMIC

 

'Finante Aiea Seminar Series l.30pm BBE Rm 446
'Heollh Benelits oi Funttionol Foods, I 30 4 30pm WT Young [0h
library Auditorium

'Toe Kwon Do Club Prortire Hours 5 6‘30pm Alumni Gym Lott
'Volleyboll vs. So IIImors 7pm Memorial Coliseum
'WomensSorrer vs Xavier 7pm UK Sorter Complex
'MensSorrer vs UNC Greensboro 5pm (1 Chapel Hill

SPECIAL EVENTS

‘Habitat For Humanity House Bldg Born Spm
Newman Ctr tall 255 8566 with 3s

'SAB Poster Sole 9am Spot 245 Stud Ctr

MEETINGS

‘Newmon Center Most born

SPO RIS

‘Ioe Kwon Do Club Prodrre Hour: How I? 30pm Alumni va

Fri-l5

 

'Men 3 Sorter .vy UNC 730 «1 Chapel Hill

'Footboll vs Indiana 6pm Commonwealth Stadium
’Yolleyboll vs Austin Perry Ime Memorial Coliseum
‘Vollevboll vs lorries Modrson Fpm Memorial Coliseum
Cross Country (I Iusralooso

SPEClAl EVENTS
"Habitat For Humanity House Bldg Born Sam
Newman (tr (all 755 8566 With ’5

ARTS, MOVIES
'Dorent Reunion I0 300m I2pm
Art Museum Main Gallery

 

 

MJETINGS

SPORTS

'Newmon (enterMoss 9am II 300m 5 m and BJme

‘Noon Bagel Brandi Hillel Iewtsli Stud rg IZOOpm Manhattan Bagel on lirhmond Ild‘ 7
'Phi Sigma Pi Mtg 7pm 230 Stud Ctr

'Women s Sorter vs Miami (OH) Ipm UK Sorter {omelet
ARTS/MOVIES

  
 

  
 
 

Celebration Wee .

’ASillier Celebration The Collection or 23 Opening 2pm Art
Museum
‘UK Symphony Orrhestro Conrert 3am Singleton (tr

lNTRAMURALS/RECREAHON
' FootballMandotory learn Rep Mtg S 30er
St Ctr Worshom Theater

        
    

      

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“I’m hap-
py we
won, but
I’m not a
lot more
overjoyed
than I
was at
this time
last
week.”

Hal Mumme,
UK coach, on UK's effort
Saturday against South
Florida

“1 real-
ly want
to go to
a major
bowl
game
this
year
and
play in
the
SEC
Cham-
pion-
ship.”
ll‘i’n'é’la'fiifiil

his goals for the
2000 season

“Every
game we
play, we
expect to

win.”

— Jim Leavitt,
South Florida coach, on
his team's expecta-
trons.

“I thought
we got the
job done.”

~ Hal Mumme
on his defenses perfor‘
mance. The defense held
South Florida scoreless
for three quarters and
allowed only 26 total
yards.

SCORES

MEN'S NCAA

AUBURN ............ 35
OLE MISS ............27

USC ...................... Zl
GEORGIA .......... ....10

ALABAMA ............ 28
VANDERBILT ........IO

LSU ..................... 2 8
HOUSTON ............. l3

NEBRASKA ........... 27
NOTRE DAME ....... Z4

WASHINGTON ...... 34
MIAMI. ............ .....29

FSU ..................... 26
GEORGIA TECH .....21

MICHIGAN ST ....... 34
MARSHALL ..........24

SPORTS

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IHE GRIDIRON

CatsExtra
previews Indiana
Friday

 

 

UK receivers catch fever

 

Balanced attack: Cats'
find running game,
receivers; ‘D' steps up
By Will Messer

ASVSYANI SPORISDAIU EDl'OR

X was a factor on Saturday,

After a disappointing opener against
I.ouis\ lIIi‘. (Quentin .\Ic(‘ord and Ilerek
.‘\I)llt‘y. the top two \ receivers in l'lv‘s
offense. were an integral part ofl'K’s 37.
it win against South I’Iorida.

The two combined for lh‘L’ yards. ll
latches and three '1‘] )'s.

"We needed to get the ball to our
playmakers." dinii'terback .lared Loren
/en said. a redsliirt freshman

.\lc(‘ord and Abney weren‘t the only
I'K players that stepped up. however.
true freshman (‘had Scott helped l'lx'
find it‘s running game and I'K‘s iiinch
maligned defensive imit came to play.

Led by senior linebacker Marlon
.\l:-(‘ree. l'ly‘s defense held South Flori
lid to SIS lotztl yards.

.\Ic(‘ree accounted for in tackles. in
cludiiig four tackles for a loss and two
sacks.

".-\s long as I‘m on the field and run-
ning around linst want to make plays
and have fun and I did that tonight