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Vol. LXXXVI, No. 136

Kémigi'del

University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky

Established 1894

Independent Since 197] Friday, March H), 1984

 

Former Gov. Brown will run for U.S. Senate

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INSIDE

Irish eyes will \mllt' upon Lexington

tomorrow for the celebration of St.
Patrick's [)at. for a list of this
weekend's actixities, see PASTIMES.
page}.

The Bet (‘nts slugged their way to a
\ictory over Southeastern Massachu-
setts yesterday at Shively Field. For
detalls m the game. see SPORTS.
page 6,

 

WEATHER

Warmer temperatures WI“ remain in

the state today. The high will be
near 58 degrees with partly cloudy
skies. Tonight will be mostly cloudy
with a low near 35 degrees. Tomor-
row there is a slight chance of rain
with the highs again reaching the
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Bay was nominated for the award by beonud Pot-I,
chairman of the chemical engineering departmun. "He
was nominated based on his research which deals with
aerosol chemistry and physics." Peters said. “He qual-
ified for the award because he had received his PhD.
within me last six years and had demonstrated past re-
search accomplishments. as well as potential for future
accomplishment

"To receive the award. Dr Ray's application had to
go through a two-tiered review process. “ Peters said.

In the first stage. a panel of established industrial and
academic researchers evaluated Ray. along with other
chemical engineers He was ranked high in his individu—
al discipline

In the second stage, Ray‘s application was put into a
pool of applicants from all fields of science and engi»
necring which a prestdential panel reviewed

"This was the only award given at (”K and in the
state oi Kentucky." said Ray Bowen. dean of the Col»
lege oi Engineering "It is an extremely important
honor ”

Ray plans to continue research in the field of aerosol
chemistry "1 want to buy some new equipment. recruit
some graduate students to help in research and work in
the theoretical area = of aerosol chemistry, where fund»
ing ior research is not readily available." he said

Ray initially will receiye 323.000 from the National
N‘lt‘nt't' Foundation The total he can receive is 5100000.
and the inundation will match any funds that [K can
solicit from private industry toward that amount

tests 'I‘hose w ho scored hest represented L'l‘l to Louis»
ville

This is the second time .\lcll\'am has attended the na-
tional competition Last year l’lll. raised 31.400 to cover
her trip to San Francisco to represent Kentucky She
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NIGHT SPOTS

 

 

 

 

 

 

Alhlfo'o. 557 S limestone St. Classical music Saturday Irom 8:30 to 10
p m

Aurtln Clty Saloon, Woodhill Plaza. Greg Austin Band (country), tonight
and tomorrow lram 9 p m. to 1 am $3 cover per person, 55 lot couples.
I.C.'I, Corner ot Euclid and Limestone Echo (rock) tonight and tomorrow
trom9p m to 1 a m 31 cover

Bottom lino. 361 W Short St. Another Mule (rock), tonight and tomorrow
Irom9p m to 1 a in 52 cover

Iroodlng's, 1505 New Circle Road Doug Breeding and the LA. Band
1'country rock} tonight and tomorrow 9 p.m. ta 1 a m. 33 cover. Charlie's
Garage "rockj tomorrow lrorn 1 to 4 p.m., Daddys Car (roclrl tomorrow
tram A to 8 p in $2 cover tar both bands.

Cato LMNOP, 337 E Mam St. three bands will be lectured in tonights
grand opening Dementia Proecox Vale at Tears and Lead Pencil. Visual
atrocuties extraordinaire lDamust

Comolot Wort, 1761 Alexandria Drive. Raven (rock) tonight and tomor-
row 9 p m to 1 am 52 (over per person. $3 tor couples.

Chovy Chou Inn. Euclid Avenue Jo Turley (pop rock\ Wednesday
through Saturday 9pm to l a m

Cowboys, 1515 Russell Cove Road Uncle Lilah (country rock} Monday
thr0ugh Saturday 9 p.rn to l a m, 52 cover Friday and Saturday

Grlngo‘s, 225 Southland Drive Tommy Collett and Ritchie Sither (country
solt rock tonight and tomorrow 9pm. tol a.m.

Holl’l on tho llvor. Athens-Boonesboro Road. Andy Rocker 1contempo-
rary country} tonight and tomorrowep.m. to midnight

Hall's on Main, 735 E Main 51, Warren lulg and Kim Tollwer ,contempo-
rary‘ tonight and tomorrow at 8 p m

Hyatt Rogoncy Hotel, Lexmgton Center In Fun 5 Pub Hearthrob top 40,
tonight and tomorrow 9 p '11 to 1 a m In Roots Ed 80191 p1ano‘ o p m to
9 p m tonight amt tomorrow

JoHorson Davls Inn, High and Limestone streets Lush Pyle and the Car.
pets new wave- 'omght and tomorrow lrom 9 30 p m to l a m 52 caret.
Steve Lyon oriqiv‘o’ Monday ‘ram9 30p m to 1 a m No cover

Lynogh's, 5-30 Euwd Ave 1he Wild West Show folk 6 pm to 8 p m
tori-qh' 5 p m ’L- h o m tomorrow No cover tonight $1 tomorrow Tim
Lat-e Duo talk .o're'v country 9 30 p m to 1 a m tonight 52 (aver Mad
Cathorwe and the Moon Dog Pirates lolli 9 30p m to l a m 52 (Over

Radluon Plato Hotol, ‘41119 Center in Spirits Daddy 5 Cor ‘rock tonight
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WEEKEND
CINEMA

 

 

Against All Odds Mystery and intrigue at ancrent Chichen ltzo starring
Rachel r‘r‘ti’L‘. 11211 Bridges and James Woods ’Faymte Mall 2 4 3O 7 15
9 .15 Ncr'n Pork 2 35 4 45 7 2O 9 30 ll 40 KERNEL RATING 6

Blame It On Rlo on lather-daughter poors travel south in this comedy
starving Mmhoe Come Sou'hpark please call the theater tor ShOWIlmeS ,

Tho Buddy System Richard Dreytuss and Susan Sarandon star in this
inventiwc (1'r1u1\(e Faye'te Mali 130 335 540 745 950 and Turlland
Mall ' 30 3 35 S 40 7 45 9 50

Tho Drouor Albert aney and Tom Courtenay star in an intriguing laolr
behind the scenes at 1119 and relationships in a traditional touring stage
:ompam LO! ngtr‘n Mail 2 415 730 940 1145

Footloose The new 111d 1n town raises a ruckus at school in this adoles-
tent (ompdy Nerthpo'k l 35 3 40 5 45 7 50 9 55 ll 55 and South-
park prease (0’1 272 5M1 tor shew times 1KERNEL RATING 4,

Harry and Son Paul Newman and Robbie Benson are lather and son in
this comedy drama Southpark please call272-6211Ior show times},

too Plratol Crossroads 2 3.55. 545 7 35 935 1120' Northpark
205 355 350 735 9251120

loultor 13m Selleck in another action-packed adventure. .Crossroods
1 45 3 .10 5 35 7 45 0 40 11 35,)KERNEL RAttNG-é

Pououlon Another horror llicli. {Northparh 2 340 520 730 9.35
11 30 and lurl and l 45 3 45 5 30, 7'30 930.‘

Roar Wlndow Altred Hitchcock 5 classic tilm ol intrigue starring Jimmy
Stewa" Lard up With a broken leg Stewart turns his attention to the ac
110115 cl Ills neighbors and becomes convmced that one of them has com-
mitted murder .Lexlngton Mall 215. 4.30 7 45, 9-50 11 50.; KERNEL RAT-
lNG 1C

Splash. A boy lalls in love With a mermaid. 1Northparl< 130 335
540 745 945 1145 and Southpark please call 272-6211 tor show
times

Tonlr James Garner stars 1n the story at a man. a bay and a large
piece at war mochmery iNorthpark,1 15.3.25 5.30 7.40 9 50 ll 50.,

Torm at Endoorrnont Shirley Mactaine Debra Wiiigei and Jack Nich-
olson star in what could be the lmest American mane of the year. It is a
story at relationships and the tribulations at human existence. (Southpark,
please call the theater lor show timos.) KENNEL RATING, 9

Unfolthfully Your! Dudley Moores latest ollort as a musical conductor

with a lealous temper (Fayette Mall: 140, 3.40 540 7 40, 9.40.) KENNEL
RATING. 6

At tho Kontuclry Thootor this woolrond: Today: »- 1-30 pm. "To Be
Or Not To Be ‘ 7 30 From Here To Eternity," 9:45 p.m., ’The Year OI
Living Dangerously Midnight ”Night OI The Living Dead]. Tomorrow «—
l 00 ‘Night CI The Living Dead, ‘ 3:00,"From Hora To Etornity,’ 5:15, "Tho
Year of Livmg Dangerously.” 7 30."HomrMitt,” 9:30, ”To Do Or Not To Be
Midnight The Rose ' Sunday —- 1:30. ~Liana," 3:30, "Hammett," 5:30,"Ta
Be Or Not To Be 9 45, Night 0t Tho living Dead."

 

MISC.

 

 

 

Mont: ond Oultdorotorn oro flood opom at a this owning at the
Studio Playors on Boll Court. Tho production rum March 17, 10. 23-25. In.
31. Studont rates oro $3.50 with valid to. Rounattons con ho modo by
calling tho Studio Playors.

Tho Worshom Yhootor will In cloud this woolrond.

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

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"Rnsoncranti and (iuildcnstvrn
are Dead" opens tonight at 11 pm
The pla) continues triim March 17.
18. 23-2.’. 311111 Each pcrtormani'c
begins at 8 p m except for Sundays
which begins at '1 p rn

“ARK SIN)“ ALTER

JA(I~TI\|R~ xpv-JT‘T'
Barry J. Williams and Greg Bryant portray Rmcncram/ and
(iuildensiern in “Rmencrantz and (iuildenstcrn are head"
which opens Ihh weekend at the Studio Players on Bell ('uurt

The show runs weekends through March .111

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 4 THE KENTUCKY KERNEL Friday.M-rch16, 1984

COUNTERPOINT

Androw J. Oppn-nn
Editor-invChioI

LInI 3. Kodak
Exocutwo Editor

Stephanie WoIInor
News Editor

Juno. A. StoII
Editorial Editor

 

 

Grammar murder is everyone’s business

a .. their crime Although misuse ot
'medta ts frowned upon today.
John the) realize that stalwart grant

martans cant hold out lorever
VOSKUHL The word data is used as a stngu
lI'H‘dtl~lt\|t'1l~~lh' lar noun all the tune no“, al
though the correct torm “as once
datum The murderers realize
that the same \Mll happen tor
'medta ‘ some da} "Hopefully "
the) sa) to themselves. "social
com entence \x'tll triumph

\'ottce the “ord hopetull} in
the last sentence or the previous
paragraph ll means. "it is
hoped Because it has this mean
leading mg :1 modifies the entire sen
-. mass noun tence “hat part ot speech ts this
reports \utt‘tl” It > not an .ttltu‘itu‘ Ut‘ .ttlr
\erh lo the best or m_\ knoul
edge. there tsn't men a special
name tor \\0l‘(l> that modtt) entire
sentences l suppose the) are
called Sllttpl} sentence mtxhhers

lion-lull}. as it appears lll
'ttoug‘t: :' ts The sentence above also is en
tered ;r. ilo‘hste' s tltcttonar}
‘Ilnl_\ the irrationall} large
amount or crtttcal ttre dram: t>_\
the altm'e meanmg oi iteperzaix
requires tts particular recognition
,tut' a - hehznd ‘hc :n a dictionary states Webster's

the mar ‘s‘xmaar use ot other adwrhs as
'net knou "3.". « ng' . ‘
‘ . .ls sentence modttters :s so

t‘ttltif'ntltttlat‘t‘ as '1‘ t‘\t';it- tttt tttt

'It't‘ '.\ liti't'\ t'l'

I t’ti-dru h \lel/st l'c

lulltl \mkuhl
reall)

tut”..:nar medzun‘.
'o report that the
" e». .v. ‘\ t’lllt't‘t‘tl :t‘.
\ \. .\ t. acute

as a setgular \tortl

' ptt'puatrrh o! the word

. 'l).x'r‘l‘\

u‘x‘tit’es " Tl‘t‘ .tL‘t‘ttt'tes «it

v 't ‘ '
\.tt.«‘lt.\ .\

sngutar
l‘t;' 'hts use ts not
l.\’§t’tl .l> lllt‘ llldh‘
anti 1s ukeh to

:: ut‘tttttg
.t. ‘he .llt'ltttll
wares about the En
Fter
’t‘mf ‘. . .lM‘ the “rim
a sittL‘lt' ohtect.
urns»; a stngu.ar
. :wtatlv a taE‘L‘t- titlm

' "t'lt‘t

".,\.,\t

;*'es..":t;“.. ' "

Please excuse me tor being trra
ttonal. but I thtnk adverbs have
come too far since the days when
i used them onl} to modify verbs
and adJeettves Adverbs no“ mod»
ll} enttre sentences the} are
drunk wtth po“ er

it is power that StK‘lt‘l} has been
happy to give them Grammar
\\ as not murdered tor the sake ot‘
malice it was murdered for the
sake or convenience

There are those \\ ho believe
that that‘s the ua} it should he
Rules ot gratnmar first in order
to tacthtate communtcatton The)
extst lor the sake ot convenience
Why shouldn't llte_\' he ohhterated
tor the sake ot comemence"

'l‘hat argument ma_\ be quite
\ahd on pragmatic grounds hut ll
lilliltrt’.\ the debt that our societ}
language l-anhsh is
it has heen 1n\ol\'ed ltt
poett‘) and prose tor
\\e ought to

ones tts
priceless
precious
thousands ol tears
respect that

l realize that no language can
be static. hut the murder ot gram
mar is both lax) and pett} ane
grammar is dead. the language is
doomed to sulter aesthetical rigor

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BLNM COUNTY

LETTERS

Empty slogans

In response to Kevin Green‘s edr
tonal, published on March 7. l “ould
like to ask Mr Green whether he
has ever reall} analyzed the prtnr
ctple of "the greatest good for the
greatest number of people " All too
often. we accept slogans \t'tthout
reall_\ studying. because the} sound
good on the surface

Slogans are qutck. catch) and
seem to have a ring ot truth. yet tn
t‘ealtt}. they have no substance
(ireen states that "the greatest good
tor the greatest number ot twople'
is an absolute princtple \i'ehsters
(llk‘lltHldl‘) dettnes ahsolute as un
conditional, unqualified or pertect

"The greatest number“ seemingh
\xouid he synotnmous “1th 'the ma
torn} ” it so. then suppose that ue
could sho\\ that unempltnment
could he ehmtnated through geno
ctde ot lllllittt‘ll} groups. therein
ehmtnatmg the eeonmomtc ltahtltt)
and e\termtnate them tor "the
greatest good“ by some people“
Lest some accuse me ot using llll
possthh extreme examples let's
consider the Nan death camps the
murders ot 3.3 million Russian peo
ple in their own communist gm‘et‘t‘.
tttettt and those pt'tmtttu' \tlL'lt‘llt‘.\
\xhtclt abandoned their elderl_\ when
they became non producttte

ltn sure am tntelhgenf persot:
can see that the prohlett‘. .\ttlt Tltts
'pv'tnctpte ts .'s amlttgum l‘he tie
't‘l‘ltiltia'ittt‘. Ht 'llv’ greatest L'tittl:
.s 'r‘, the hantts of 'he o-xrs'ng punter
structure the hel