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StifsfMWWriterA MALEMPA'I'I :fchniduversuig mgr“ 91.234 director mace Slat: 8mm“ mdfihhmlin: faculty and staff members would more nutritious, but it meets the cellar of student affairs. has a per- '
. “The operation has suhstantially “The menu m is set more “I less still prIerelg'uthe hptetégodlmlghl. How- lslIIeEdsIgf the students much better," sonal preference for the “old cafete- ,
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the Student Center cafeteria may Rim said the number of people “renew menu does not require as havecafeteria food ”hesaid Ca l' H ll be ”We? “mm“ a? “t“‘m- he ' ‘

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vided ample financial leftovers. changes were made has increased. as before. Some of the staff mem- “We have a nicer variety of food food is "13:3 “Exams “I liked :2: able reaction from most S! ts'" - '. V- '
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as of last year — a great im- well, there are more students being According to Rieman, students tacosalads are great)?"8 ’ foigq'lmt end up eating more Junk Zelnt‘hch mi” "other" tatgafor- I ‘ 3

, provement over a $47,000Iloss during served now than before.“ have expressed an overall positive ' it takesgzo 10:28:; maltreathe sail]:- ' v I '
" ' the same two-month period in 1983. The regular cafeteria line was response toward the new menu, but The new menu is “not exactly Robert Zumwinkle, vice chan- wiches,"McCoy said. ‘ ' .‘ -'
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Each year, Alumni Affairs, Omi- and give half to ODK's Great Teach~ "24,3; ‘5' ' fifty, ii " - fl '- sfiw _, 1 ‘ ' ’
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to honor up to six outstanding teach- Edelstein. “All the applications are I1 ' of; 1: 1,, I W I..1- '7 *- , 2 .2 2- ‘ y .1: so» I1, «1» 31:4 - s I ‘ -
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“This award has grown in prestige lects the winners, of which one has :' ‘ awe" -I- 2 ; '1 f‘égg‘l .- '4. a - ,
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Edelstein, president of ODK. “1 “Awards such as those are very " ' ' ’ ""“ "" ‘ ' ' “,(“Mfmu “W1, .
think it gives a feeling to the profits important to UK and is a great way Exhibition iCkS '
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. jobwell done.“ committee chacmirnia‘alnm.l.McClanahan, from the Creative Art show at the Student Center yeser- that he travels to campuses throughout the country-

“It (award) was the most exciting a trust real estate officer for Central ___—___.” . '
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MI W. ,0 mach me ha, you 11: wigners lreceIveIIIaIIIIIIchasIhs 5; Former electrical engmeermg professor received first UK physzcs doctorate
can. But when something like this :carliwaaithath: i:ifi‘iun‘h‘er‘s name and . . . .
happens. that’s payday.“ placed in the hall of Alumni Affairs. $1330; HENDRICKS r‘onhug at {llmols and UIK he wrote until Ithree Iyears ago, contained degree from Transylvania College in 4 . / '

Joseph Fink. assistant dean and The Awards am and ban uet n r p dessmg amdfi- did research technical articles, book reVlews, sci- 1927. In 1931, he received a master's ' -

“550'. of rmac administra- I Frog! q I an serv as a consultant for stu- entiflc meeting announcements and degree from UK and became '

g; n also waspo'hae of “it year's win~ will be held at the Hyatt Regency IForrest IFenton Cleveland, a physr- dents and faculty. general news of interest to scientists first person in UK‘s history to eat: I ' l 4 ' I
ners. ”I view this award as the most will”? 0“ AEHJIIIB- t‘ t $9; ‘Itvlf mtematlm hol'ecogrutlon, th‘D‘L Cleveland was well Iknown in in molecular physits and electrical adoctorate degree in physics. , '

. ifi nt of m a demic r. though pp lca ions Iare sen I ednesday a me in Lex- e field of molecular phy5lcs, sald engineering. The newsletter was . . . , . ,
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. . . y I prasi re or mg . ewas . EarIl Steele, a professor of electrical written in Interlingua, a language , 5 WWW y his Wife. Mar- , .
It serves to verify a decrsron I made t t d t rr In 1971 Cl eland ed .1 . . uerite -
12 years ago to 80 into teaching. I gamza ions, any 5 u en can no u- d‘ , ev was nIam an engineering. It was a pleasureIIto understood by scientists throughout g Se .' . '
orginally went into teaching just for nate a teacher, Edelstem said. One a Junct professor of electrical engi- work wrth him andlwul miss him. the world. t odaw‘ces “’1“ be_ held at 11 am. -‘
one year but I enjoyed ‘it so much I of the Irolos of ODK and Mortar neenng after retiring from the Illi- ClerelIand published a newsletter Cleveland was an honorary mem- 3’ at the 119’“!!ng Cemetery. . ' . ‘- .
stayed. - Board 15 to encourage students to nors institute of Technology in Chl— at rumors and ”‘3‘ called “Spectros— ber of the Society of Applied Spec- Kg" 3'3“” “mm ”mm ‘5 l“ , ' ' .'

The nominated teacher must hold An $33313;er hIcerentsaaIs a lica- “fl: specialized in molecular ph ‘ 23pm mogul; Salt: was print- troscopy, a p Of scientists With C r890 arrangements. I ' .’ 4 ’
the rank of at least assistant profes- (it): form at Alufnni gfairsPlgead- es and spent most of his careerysalt otheix'lcountrielsl. an m 35 mil-lea fii‘vyzsmzmrib:Itisv‘:0rei(’iwll’de(hdleton C1332??? b.1195? (31(1):?) a: ' ‘. 1 . K‘
sor and mint have been a member line for applications is Feb. 22. theIllinois school from 1939-71. The newsletter, which he wrote County and received his bachelor‘s ThwlogicalSehhnary. ng ' ' » '
Summer camp work among jobs program helps students find " ' ' " '
By TRINA JACKSON IAccordirIlg to STEPS director Lil- er face to faceI with any questions STEPS was started by Downing in program united with the student em- career related, she said. “We’re ' - ' .
Reporter lian Downing, the one-day eventhdl theymay have. January 1900 as an employment ploymIentI servrI cIe, thus aiding stu- saving both the student and the em- ' ,-

smne who need a job for the mills“? mom's: sn‘f‘eéléfit‘iflalftfirufiei fifiiflflfiféfii‘fimy m" m "‘ “m“ ””5 °" 3"" ““8” “3"" 5““ ““5 “m “‘3‘” ”m“ ‘1'“ ' -

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notascampers,butas counselors. offering summer jobs, many of tatives, she said. No exact figure Last year, STEPS saved the Univer- porary, and may last up until one temporary job that serves as a good 4 V I'

To help students get jobs as a whicharecareer related. was available as to how many actIu- alty $110,000, Dowmng said; STEPS year, Dowmng said that it is not un- training ground is better than than a - . '~ 2
counsElors, the Stugletmt arld Tempo- . I . I ally took Ijobwtaffers from the fair, establisihos the pay rate for employ- tsualIfor jobs to become permanent bad permanent job, she said. ' - '
:ry malloyment AIrirlcefiIaS'l‘EPIS ), ‘This .3 an opportunity for stu- whichoriglnl N302: ago. ul fies an Ipays the salaries, and the part-time jobs. Temporary Jobs be- In the past six months, more than ' .
. 008 WI . Kim was W239. dents to look for summer employ- WIN!“ 3" moses! l Effilty reunbursesthesemce. comepIermanent afterone year. 300 students have been placed in off- '
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. - . rom P-m- ters and resumes. Downing said. MEWS) W l come 4 mp yment Opportunities STEPS STEPS to employers who need tem- proxxmatelyszao,ooo,Downingsaid. .
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NASHVILLE. Tenn. — Behind secondhalt‘tofoulout. all four at them to put the Cats up \ H)
Kenn Walker's 31 points. the Ken- “They are a scrappy, tough bunch 64-58. . .
tuckyyWildcats captured a 68-62 vico and they play hard" Coach Joe B. The Cats went to the line for three \,\ I] A I. . .
tory over the Vanderbilt Commo Hall said. “We just scratched it out more bonus situations and Int four- . \I’j Pp Icahons and Intervmws mu be
doreslastnight. and it was a very important win for of-fivefreethrows. I . I granted Tuesday, February 11m ho,“
The victory. only the third road usontheroad.” “It was a super win for us." Hall I “‘ “ “VI 90.m. to 5p.m. in the pummmn Ba“
winthis season.movedtheCats into Kentucky was up 30-26atthestart said, “I knew we would have our "'U EO'U" or room. Use mallentrance on vino 9,00,.
I a four-way tie for first place in the of the second half. And although handsfull."_ 141 Wow \, .mo ‘0 'i It} "‘ the Hyatt Regency is 0 Equal Opportuni
SoutheasternConference. there were no lead changes or ties. Also playing well for the Cats was 233 1511 (mu-v $1 5! .y EmpIOyer.
The Cats, now tied with Florida, the outmanned Vanderbilt team freshman Ed Davender. who hit
Mississippi State and Georgia, wouldn’t give up. eightofeight free throws and four
upped their conference record to 7.4 With 6:51 left in the game, UK’s jump shots for 16 pomts In only 22
‘ ' and 12~8 overall as they won the Troy McKinley hit a lG—footer from minutes of play. Semor Bret Bearup,
‘ game at the free-throw line in the the left side to put the Cats up by 11’ who was also Meet from the line CH RCH
second half. 56-45. on four atteanpts. 13‘s two-forging I I u—-——-——-—————-\.
Th 1 Va derbilt team was After the Vanderbilt timeout, their from the he] or e t paints
forceed 1:25;] mill“ early going at second of the game, the Commo- pulled down 10 rebounds, second com. W°f3blp With U‘
. the second half. sending Kentucky to dons came back and over a period onlytoWaIker‘s game-highof 15. E l ORY I ‘—_‘——————‘ '
. . the line 23 times For the game. of three minutes and cut the Ken- “I hesitate to talk about Kenny,
Kentucky connected on “(-34 free tucky lead to two, 5&56. Walker hit a he’s just sensational," Hall said.
. - throws for 75.5 percent. jumper from the free-throw line to “Tonight, we were just moving the
“It did get pretty physical on the puttheCats up by four,60-56. ball well and Kenny was domg a BAP‘flST
. inside," said Walker, who was 13.0f. Vandy’s Phil Cox battled back, goodjob(cutt1ng into thelanei.” . \ ~ Lookl For! IF lends?
' 15 from the line. ”There was a lot of connecting on a jumper from the left Kentucky takes on M1ss1ssxppi to- ,5 . : .\ ind “9 ' ." "
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Trophy-winner to take over as their Sipe’s contract, which has two more
No. 1 quarterback Wednesday night
by trading veteran Brian Sipe to the years to run, pluaanBtapfion year. In chart last season with 192 comple- The Brothers 0f
Jacksonville Bulls. return for Sipe, e 5 gave up a tiom in 325 attempts for 2,540 yards ' BBS. I . ‘
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