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Vol. LXXXIV. No.55 An independent student manner since lm ”1:03“! of Kentucky pf" 1r

:;-’;‘i Monday. November 2. 1981 x m’ Kentucky 3‘

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' CHE considers eliminating 1

, ., one Of state S enta SC 00 S l, -. --
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. . . . II .4 f a 4 4 74444 '4 444 ‘3 By JANEGIBSON Jam“ Bad", an “‘8th at “’3 have m a” other semcu at the UK a" 4.

I I, Stathriter dental school. “The only explanation Medicaloenter. ‘a '

I- 1 I. . tr. lspeopleinKentuckyarenotseeking “A lot of people interact in the ' ‘ ‘
5' II-, 241134 _ ‘i _ —-—*—-—-—-—— dental health because of a poa- medical center settirg," he said. “If ‘

I .1“ I i 1 . Ia ":9 ‘-'. I , economy. 'mat is very different than you take away one area, you create a ' ‘ .

. 7i“ , ‘I . I“ reeponse ‘° ‘5 ”We've“ we" sayingtherearetoomanydentists.” void. There could be no interaction: .
= .. , . WW 0‘ denim-‘3 m “‘9 “mt alarlee Emrich a Lexington den- between fields which is a part oi "

I.: 4 :I'4 " II . , I 4} Eunicky's 245:?“ “.133“ Educa- tlst, said, “The problem stems from education.” 4 I3 I
II . I-‘%. I . ,ggtfaed’ . a“ ' ‘ l: . I \ °" lllfncat't 'fi 9! N43443: graduating dental students con- King said reducing enrollment ‘ ~ I
, .. I I J" -, M ,t - 422' mag“; 44447: “‘9 gt-egating in urban areas when the would benefit potential dental .- -

I . M . W I II ‘ II gr III . 3 3 Snyder atmecumtivedirectorof need lay in rural patent the state, auldents. . ii _ ‘
‘4 ’4 ’ . a“ ‘2’" , 4 4 fl 5444* theCHEsaidarecent survey, sentto In 8 av l I -hon "4 the his notnghttotakey “4444"? t’
. I . ,9 , . , a, .. I I, I4 . . . Cities. But there remains a real need and put them into a crowded field, ._
. ." “ ‘“ ' -.a 4'. t _ all pactlcmg Kentucky dentists to I“. dentists in sane 0f the he 4d ll . ttfi bet
'1 ‘ ‘ ‘ . 4 «4’: ‘ ' “‘ determine ma neeth showed it parts 38‘. ' It mlgh . ter to send
I II _ _ l -, g ...- . I that at wmIWof m “clam“ state. them into another Ifle by IIIreIdIIuctIng
' i I ‘3‘ «W. _. ‘ ed believe there exists an oversupply A solution to the problem, he said, mlmhndflglzlglmlml I“ someII e1 d :nsh 4
. . ‘5: , , I I _ of dentists. Of that 81 peacentfilzmper- would be to stablish a scholarship graduation II 3110010? p00
_ , - , I 33‘ ' cent support reductions our on! fund which would require recipients . '
L . {ti/e,“ .r'; ‘ 4 «3‘ . “I in both the UK and the University of to practice in need areas “pal (161138114344: 0: ”I: 3?.ngfiny
4-.... ._ - ‘ i‘ it, . ‘ muisvillledentalprograms. graduation. awareoilxoblans magi: lieahearg '
‘ 4. I , . . with I' it. me survey indicates that approx- William King, amther Lexington for them y ,
' : . . . j" ilnatelylzpetcenttlmshtUK’s den- dentist, agreedwithErm-ieh. ' den. . t .
,. I . 4;? . , N. talschoolshouldbeclosed, compared “It’s not that we are putting out too the Carpenta', a mm.m°r' i -
_ I .I . 4% l at“ I to only 13 percent who thought UL’s many students, but that they are all “‘dutpmb‘em“wmd"gfi
4‘ . ’4 » a. l, . prosl'amshouldbeeliminated. goingtothesame areas,"hesaid. “mm“ “he“ he “W _
‘- 1 4% ell-”41». c,» . V ' Snyder said the survey came in Those iota-viewed favored reduc~ m} . m 1i . t 1;
‘ 4 ,, ‘ ,K . . ' response to complaints from ing emollment over the more drastic . 19"" flunk, 1?“. .e 2e ““3“
a x ,1 ; a; ., ’ ». . it; I a,“ numerous social agencies that there solution otclosingaschool. “‘ b‘“ I dfi'm'figwfi as 1” ,3»
. f l ’i I. . ,; i “ . are too may dent'nts being turned Merrill Packer, dean of UK's den- SW82?! ‘1'“ den .3" 4r I
4‘ ' 3 M: . for ‘ , mtbystateschools. tlstry school, said that dentistry in An.“ f “’3'“ .mmumm’t ‘ »
‘ _ to”; r _. J i _ i . ». According to several area dentists Kentucky is being affected by a 444441;" 3‘3“. m'“w“°m¢ts who wish-m , ,
‘ - . . . ;:;-:"If *3 I . and UK dental instructors, the over- downswing in the economy. Once the bee ‘5 deatlilsts sbutif k tak- :2;
I, I - ' a... “sin 4 "a ‘ W ' 3,; 4 ' is “9913'!“an l8 Mt necessarily the economy improves, the perceived . ome 9 to the ”man”: will
~ . - a '. .1, 4 , 4 ' 4‘ ’4' ”‘23,; ' or fit. result of overpopulation, but of ovel'populafimwilldiminish,hesaid. m8 Wmueglrtthefield "she4 'd I
, . .‘ . ‘ ' -, I ‘ ' Ti:- “ - I distributionandeconomy. Reducing enrollment would curb out- "9“ y I I ‘3' s” the ‘
. ‘ I- II _, II.‘ : IfI 1‘ ' 33:44., ~ .‘I 4 .. .. .~ “Whenyoulookattheraw numbers putuntil thatimprovementoccurs. . meddeglw. 3 “mm
‘ t . ,wh'jfi-"Igu 4 sf}-.. 4 , ' ‘2 "32‘ ‘ ‘ ‘F 0f dentists versus Powhtioni there Bruce Murray.aresearcherforthe Idehzols 083‘": (3:; C l :5 - ‘
I 3144“?” I IIIIII II he IIIIIIII - I are more people per dentists here University's dental school, noted the :ntistryznior ’ a we
4 4 4 . fiwm ’~ ~ 4 ‘43; 4‘ 4": ‘~ 4' . f . . ‘ i 4 . than “4 s '8 states, said affect that closing a would “it does upset you when you have '52:};
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. . .' 4444444-N,L;a".4I§.¥I.I4‘ fig”? " » . . r u I u theschoolisgoingtobetherewhenl
. ‘ - . the #174 3’35»: I . . . apply," he said. “I wish someone
I: _-. ..,,;a;,_ 4734‘- ;r;‘, . . wouldcomeupwiththeanswer.” I -
‘ =‘ 4% *“ ~~ . ticket rob/ems ................,............
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': 4 . -4 4 4 g.» 'a "4.4,“; ’a {4:44. 5.4"!“ 445'» "R537“ ‘ :1: ' ___.__._._.__. may not involve changes (in the pre- 0V3 11me most were alumniof ,

» I ~ . . .34414‘4‘4'44‘44‘1‘44 4t , . jg. Kiri-’34! I ‘ rifflgt ‘1 .' By NANCY E. DAVIS sent systen),” Burch said. UL. UK’s dental school has only been I.“

> ’ . 3,: . ”refit? err-2?: ”A . i- a:- . ' Senior Staff Writer “What is at issue is not whether cruisince 1966. .

f ‘ ‘- y 1‘er eggs”. . ’ " ',. ‘ students get tickets," he said. ”The IIIIISIleyder 4441:4444 fi‘m’m" demde
: ‘2' . is"? t ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ issueisthelocationofthetickets." calm . ac ml recan- ,a I
I I ByJ.D.VANl‘IOOSE/Kemel Stall Revamp“ “the mmmma, The majority of the people [result mew concermns the states dental :4

" ' W' ' 'I basketball ticket distribution pro- supportedthepresent system of first- schools by January. Asked whether
IDHII'g 3m, 9 greasedonesteplilrtherlastnight. come-fhst-serve. Charles Hite, who the CHE has the power to reduce
..,: ' . ‘ , Approximately 30 students attend- represented Sigma Phi Epsilon enrollmentorcloseoneot’theschools, .,

s , Telecommunications senior lealle Anne Davis bummer-being cmwnedthelnl homecomingqueen Saturday night. ed a meeting held in the Student {“me said, no“, main fear is Snyder replied,“l supposewe could." - ‘

. . , . . II I . Davis was sponsored by Phi Delta Theta trata'nlty. Runners-up were: Kathy xiv-any, Laura Hubbard, Danya Olwan Center to discuss possible alter- that if a random distribution system He said the cite-la used to deta-

f-I .- r “mm“ W“!- nativestothepreeentmethod. (were to be implemented), then the mine which school. if any. wwld be

" Suggestions ranged from CNN! would losealotofspontaneity “1°”? included mt 3.11:0th
. ~-. . . . I eliminating the party atmosphere in and attention.” and Size and condition of faulltlesUL

v: 2 Homecoml ends With new of ueen no... inns... cum all: “immiggvmmmm murmurs". WW“

I I "9 q facetious idea ofestablishinga Wildcat andthelnterfratemity 7a compaIIlI'Ied to UEsIdtIiO. 813d also

. a. " . _ intheColl eofArts&Scimcescau- Comicilallsumortedthef‘u'st-come- movedln anew in fig years
. I, III I I . _ :an Staff :cI‘KER played the ItIraditlonal Happy BII'flI' tist John Bayley performed the abolishing tickets altogether. players are behind IB camping out,” “My majorconcern is that they not
5‘1:.:4 an: ‘ mm” “‘54 dflmeN- . ham . c which held A sulxo'nmjttuI comprised of said a resident ot‘ Wildcat Lodge. OVerreacttowhatappealstobeapm-

f": ‘ a The 250mm “mm“ m P“ . “cwsuulmden "we“ my; - Dean of Students Joseph Burch Stu- “They lhlnkit’sasmtshowofloyal- blah." Dean Pack“ Sm “If M

“NETFISC'M‘ ‘mwme’cmmg'm'm'm‘ m "3e 405"" "n' dent Association Vice President'aob ty." cut back too much MW» like the

.' .“"‘1.a.5a{: ; I-.I Reporta- K"duIringthefeativitiea,andcombin- mediatdyafta'therally. byClarkanlecholas Pisacanoofthe A popular misconception is that eng'neering school did several years
4 -: '4 4 ’ -——————-——— °d “m the Wilde“ band “"91" Mule for the masquerade ball on biology department, will recommend some studenm believe that they have ago, there may bea shortage later. If '

‘ ._ . 4. I “Sotnewliel-eovertlleRainbow.I hiday night was performed by suggestions to the Athletic Associa- to camp out in order to get a ticket, you close down a school, you cant .

a. » . . Ieslie Davis, telecommunications Home duplay competition “m Maurice WilliamsandtheZodiacs. tion Ticket Committee. “This may or Sce“'l‘|¢ke¢8."PI808 gearit backupovermght." ;

. . serum, was crowned homecoming were also announced”tiltingi the

. 3 ~ - queenduringbalf—timeceremoniea at ceremonies. The over awar was - ‘3
. . . Saturday’s UK-V‘lrginla Tech football wonhyAlpha Gamma Rhofraternlty. N" "g ca 99 ppeal 1' [1,123, coup,

I ,. . I‘l game, highlighting a week of Ratta'aoni-lallwontilstplaceinthe rs, r r a s O I e l n n I
' - 44”?““CW44 mm°°°mm3 “i mmfimmmmdmd 4°“ ”d J! ”n m “I new I wanted to be in the tient. Whodoyou think knows more child and the family; then later in :I,
4 ' 44444444” . - n In the division mt place ByVl medical field, but l did!" know Wthh about what happened to that patient privacy when you get a chance, then
I -. , It was such an honor ito win), Greek . I Reports slottofltmyselfinto,"Roehmsaid. duringtheeighthours?" I youcanfall apart." .
. .~ 5 DamsaidSheattrlbutedhersucces W3“ t° Chi Omega sorority, while _______________ As a child Roehm wanted to be a Mrs Roehmagreedabout theclose ‘
. ; .' € to the support of Phi Delta Theta, the Farmhmne was awarded second and doctor but decided against it after nurse-pa tient relationship Mrs. Roehm said she doen’t think ._
- ; fraternity which 39““ her; Chi “PM Dd“ P‘ took thehonors for ltiss:10a.m.asR.ogerandAma tllreeyearsot‘medicalschoolatUK 4 nursingcanbeclassifiedasanine-to— ‘4
" ‘ . 4’ Omega thesororityofwhichshe’sa third. .. . ‘ “Asanurseyouarecomernedwith fivejob.
. . .2 . .. Roehmleaveworktogether. Illkedthetypeolworklsawnurses . _
. ‘ . / member; and the familiarity of her The half-time festivities were the Both work the 11:30 pm. to 7.30 do at Kentucky State H ital" he thesame things thedoctor .5. for ex-
} name mmmlactulehmaptaln mlmination of a week or excltirtg . am “9 ' ample, how well the surgery went," “We attend afternoon classes three
" l ' am. M ‘4 St‘ Josephs Hosp ' said. he 'd “But alsoconcerned da a week for two hours since we
I I ! otthevarsitycheerleadingaquad. events. Mrs.Rodunlsanunecaremanasa‘ Whenaskedifhewouldrecommmd sI sal . youareI I ya . . .. he ‘d “I
, . . _._.__.__ Votlnsfortheroy-ltybsennfter mmma ,mwhmMMl“ u menu, ommmenmmm withhowthatpatientiereactmgasa msouspmtlrne.Is sal- ey
-‘ , I . the style show last 'ltleaday night, ’ 3 u . mtofujesurgerthowflpirfmfily bothhopetoobtalnthetrBAdegl-eea
‘ Add t' l H ' nomad nurse in the ““53“”? feaaion Roehmsald Irecommendlt . . , .
" 4 ‘4 ictm'esl Ion: bef omdecommg 444444444 4'4” hosted by 640444. room. to be considered as4an alternative. I ‘3 30m? to react. “3 two thfferent bylm'
.‘- . g ca °“" °" page mm. m “l ““3”“; Realm. an, and his wife. 25. have would like itiimenetopped allowing "3"“ ““1“" "3’“ w“ ‘0 “We putiniohotns at St. Joseph‘s
. 3 "2:5: _' __________ _ chum from an “1%“ mm lived in m {0" almost ‘0“? biasedopinionstoinfluencedlem. on other. plus another 10 or so for classes," .
' .3471: . R incl l l l' candthtea. modeled h xi t years. mutantheybothbeganupper “A doctor has more responsibility “When I have a (Mug child on my Roehm said. His wife added,
.‘ '4 wrath it {met fashions from “8 t Le ii; on division inning m 3‘ UK ‘0 05' but spent the least amount of time unit it tears me apart, but what good “Sometimes I spread myself around
- Wm 5' many. ‘3“ W‘“- m hmtlidrB.A.weeelnnmns. withthepatient,”hesaid.“Whenlgo will 1 be to that family if I tell somuchlthinkl‘mtwoortlreepeo

f 5 - 433:. ”mm” "mm“ by 8‘5““ W a” “m“ Many Ill-filed Will!- My Nd on duty i spend eight hours with a pa- apart?," Mrs. Roehm said. “Help the pic."

I.__ 4. .I ,Ig-jI-I‘I'II; -' tratemity. mcy ”ma. 6'0“. Miro said It. WIS pleased With the “‘1“ MM WI .W
‘ Baker. second numerdlp nominated hmlotllatthetaahion allow,andadd- m tosetllr. m um W
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{#743,292 conningluliwmnya Olwan.thlrd A aware dance Iva-hid on a. _ . l .

“a W“ W by Winter Ski Wedneeday. with N 3°“! to "I think weareauwortive oteach ‘ '

; , ’ -. *ézl 1“ Moclatlon; and advertising ”m" thaUnltedWayJ‘hedanoewulpw- other. We can ham to each other! WET—— "Appointment is not based on “In fact," Noflsinger continued, “ ,

III»; at. eIII. .‘l Lain Hlbbard, tom-th Miller-up ant-ed by the Student Volmteer Ad- WMWI..MN¢ adorStafterEctum gender,butmqulity."aheaaid. “orteoftlnmaleatudenta (inboththe I I
345:7 ll“? '32? nanlnatedbyDelta 4"" N“ ("”4 vlaoryOotntcllandS’l‘RAYCA'l‘S. Mn.Rodimaaldshefinthlthardto Tim French, a first-year lull-sing first.” and second-year elm) 1 a.

'a‘ ' 1}“? -.‘ nlty. The “W m m W m m who l. not a mine ——————'————— student, said he plans to attend was recently elected to a clan ot— ; ~ 4.

,3 , f7?,i¥§*fzi§ ‘ Honlecomlng wince-ea from the at the Wildcat Roar. held ‘nnlraday understand but “an.“ and that it mtheaia school but first must ob- ficaIn I

3.151.572, it? ' Unlvu'altya “ community colleges nlsht batman-Mott” atudmta. helps to know her lit-band can idm- MW M° muses ml tam hisnunilu degree. He intent ‘0 Pint-year mlrsing studalt Elaine ?- 7 l.’ '» ..

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capital closed late Wednesday aftemoon to urgeniePLotoi-ecogniaelsraoi. , _0 ONE 0‘3
:3:« somewhat tepid reviews. By a vote of 52-48. 'I‘hemechanics of thesalewillprobably go 0 H” ERE c S Hm
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