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Students’ opinions vary on lvy's fate

Next step: Director's future at UK uncertain
pending investigation by five-member panel

By Heath Tingle

SIAFF WRIIER

Webster‘s dictionary de-
fines ethical behavior as ”con-
forming to professional stan-
dards of conduct."

Whether UK Athletics Di-
rector Larry Ivy adhered to eth~
icai behavior is one of many
questions facing the committee
formed by UK President Lee

‘Official hello’: Todd
first since ‘64 to have
formal ceremony

By Emily Hagedorn
sim Width 7 ‘

Plans are being made. rib—
bons are being hung and the
usual gowns and garb are being
fitted for the first time in 38
years. President Lee Todd is
having his inauguration and all
are preparing for the big day.
This Thursday and Friday. stu-
dents. faculty. staff and commu
nity members are coming out
for the big event.

“It is the official hello of a
president to an institution."
said T. Lynn Williamson. direc-
tor of human resources and
member of the inaugural
committee.

The last formal inaugura-
tion of a UK president was John
W. Oswald‘s in 1964.

Since then UK presidents
have opted not to have
inaugurations.

“The president has to
weigh the consensus and
atmosphere to decide if an inau~
guration is appropriate."
Williamson said.

Otis Singietary. UK presi-

See TODD on 2

Todd to investigate the Athlet-
ics Department.

In an article in Tuesday's
Lexington Herald-Leader Billy
Joe Miles. chairman of the
Board of Trustees. said ivy
should be replaced if the com—
mittee finds proof of unethical
behavior.

lvy's contract states that he
is expected to run the Athletics
Department and supervise its

e in p i o y e e s
with “reason-
able care" to
keep the pro.
gram within
NCAA and
Southeastern
C o n fe ren ce
guidelines.

The con-
tract also
states that vio
lation of these expectations
would result in lvy's
termination.

Brooks Meriwether. a tour-
nalism junior. doesn't think Ivy

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The AcoustiKats serenade members of the Alpha Delta Pi social sorority to promote their upcoming concert that will be part of the
inauguration activities. The a capelia group performs a variety of music including Motown hits and pop favorites. They will be per-

wiii be able to escape the coin
mittce‘s possible findings.

"i inst don‘t think it's possi
bie to run a department and not
know what was going on.“
.'\iei‘i‘.\'ethei‘ said.

Last month‘s ruling front
the Ni ‘.-‘\.-\ revealed that UK had
committed :37 infractions.

The infractions mostly oc-
curred whiie ivy was the associ-
ate athletics director to (KM.
Newton. but some of them 0C,
curred under lvy's watch as
athletics director

it' the committee finds no
evidence against ivy. l'K will

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forming Thursday from 3:45 pm. to 4:15 pm. in the NJ. King Library (South).

seat; fittest?

Molly Broad, president of the
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill will speak at the convo-

cation Thursday. Lee Todd sug-
gested Broad because she has
taken UKC through the same build-
ing process that UK is now

 

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The Todds' daughter, Kathryn, will
be singing, “Sunset Boulevard."
"Be Thou My Vision" and "New
Way to Dream," the latter of which
is also the title of Lee Todd's
inaugural address.

be obligated to pay him for the
remainder of his contract if ii
chooses to remove him from the
position. Such a move would
cost i'K $577.5}iio. to fulfill the
8192.500 a year owed to ivy in
the remaining three years of
his contract.

Some students are willing
to suspend Judgment until the
committee reports its findings,

"If they find that he knew.
he should be gone. but if they
find that he didn‘t know. then
he should be allowed to stay
said Travis Pierce. a computer
science freshman.

 

ivy released a statement
through l'K Media Relations
Director Brooks liowuing say
ing that any comment made be
fore the committee reveals the
findings of its investigation
would be premature.

(inc l'K student said the
findings of the committee could
necessitate a complete overhaul
of the Athletics [)epaitment.

"Things seem to be going
wrong right now. and if Todd is
serious about reforming the de
partment. then he needs to
clean house." said (‘asey Mob-
iey. a geology senior

Inauguration schedule

Thursday

1 pm - Inaugural convocation.
Singietary Center for the Arts.
Address by Molly C. Broad, president of the
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

2 pm to 4 pm - Reception.

King Alumni House

4:30 pm - inaugural Gala Concert.
Singietary Center for the Arts

9 pm. to 1 am. - Presidential inaugural Student Gala.
Grand Ballroom, Radisson Hotel

Friday

10 am. - Processional lineup

11a.m. - Presidential inauguration,

Memorial Coliseum. An inaugural reception will
immediately follow in the Student Center

Grand Ballroom.

Additional events: Thursday
2:15 pm. to 2:45 pm - Music by Paws and Listen
2:45 pm. to 3:45 pm. - Readings by Niiiky Finney.
James Baker flail. Bobbie Ann Mason and

Gurney Norman

3:45 pm to 4:15 p.m. - Music by the Acoustikats.
NJ. King Library (South). Peal Gallery

2:30 pm to 3 pm. - Bluegrass music with Ronald Pen

3:15 pm to 3:45 pm. - Jazz with Richard Domeit and

Miles Osiand

2:15 pm to 4:15 pm — Tours of the building,

NJ. King Library (North). Niles Gallery

Tours with light refreshments,

Career Center, Stuciiert Building. 408 Rose St.

Mg gauge?!

The Todds' son, Troy, will read
"Press On," by Calvin Coolidge and
"in the Arena," by Theodore
Roosevelt, both of which are Lee

Singietary Center for the Arts, President's Room
"By special request: selection of works by
Art Department faculty"

Continuing exhibit of UK memorabilia with presidential
portraits. Exhibit is open from 8 am. to 5 pm

Todd's inspirational favorites.

UMK still striving for Top 20

Task force: Committee plans UK's strategy
to become Top 20 research university

By Sonya Lichtenstein

STAFF WRfi‘EiiA *flWh

UK outlined Tuesday how
it plans to become a nationally
recognized Top 20 research
university at a forum held for
faculty and staff. Although
planning has already taken
place within President Lee
Todd‘s appointed Top 20 Task
Force. UK still has extensive
work ahead in order to reach
Top 20 by 2020. members said.

With UK‘s unique makeup.
including a medical center.

land grant. research and com:
munity college. finding a true
benchmark has been difficult.
explained Phyllis Nash. co-
chair of the task force.

“There are not many insti~
tutions to compare ourselves
to." Nash said. “We have some
unique challenges."

A benchmark of UK‘s is
the University of Michigan.
but because its size is nearly
double UK's. comparisons get
complicated. Nash said. Only a
few other schools share similar
characteristics with UK. she

added. They include Ohio State
i'niversity and the ['niversity
of Wisconsin at Madison.

Another hurdle to over-
come is budget constraints

“Unless the budget situa-
tion is improved. it will retard
our progress toward our goal."
said Mike Nietzei. acting
provost and co-chair of the task
force. “There simply isn‘t
much we can do "

in addition to identifying
some of its difficulties. the task
force outlined ways for [K to
measure its progress

"We have been doing re-
search of the dimensions in
emerging universities." Nash
said, “We also have to plihli‘

 

cize our own richness ”

Nash said that after defin-
ing a system to measure ad:
vancenient. the task force can
begin to accurately compare
L'K to other public universities.

Identifying six characteris-
tics of a Top 20 school. the task
force defined what ['K should
focus on for achievement.
Nash said.

The characteristics include
coinpiehensive programming.
attracting students and distin-
guished faculty, discovering
new knowledge.
diversifying the i'K communi-
tv and getting the community
to contribute to improving the
university

Thursday and Friday.

Also. various exhibits will be displayed at the UK Art
Museum. in the Singietary Center for the Arts.

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CAMPUS NEWS

Journalism school chooses director

Retired Courier-Journal reporter and neWs
bureau chief Richard Wilson has been named in-
terim director of UK's School 11f Journalism and
'l‘elecommun1cations. He will succeed Leland
“Buck" Ryan. the current director. July 1. Wil
son will head the school until June :10. 200:1. His
appointment is subject to approval by the Board
of Trustees at its March :‘1 meeting.

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House passes bill to ‘clean up' state

FRANKFURT. Ky. The House on Tuesday
passed solid-waste legislation that supporters
said would finally clean 11p Kentucky. Before it
becomes law. with its levy 1111 fast-food cups and
drink containers to raise money for dump and lit-
ter cleanup. it must pass the Senate. which is an
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cent levy on cups from fast-food restaurants.
takeout cups from other retail establishments
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and financial problems as his reasons for not having an inaugu-
ration. 1)ur mg this period the Civil Rights Movement and Viet-
nam War demonstrations were at their peak pervading many
college campuses. Williamson said that all official activities that
year including commencement weie canceled.

Charles Wethington UK president from 1989 to 2001 also
decided to for go the pomp and circumstance associated with an
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get constraints

Considering the time that has elapsed between the start of
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g I was like ‘guys want to buy my panties?’ I had
never heard of such a thing.”

- RONI RAYE, ADULT FILM ACTOR

Sex, pies and videotape

XXX: Indiana woman shares her story about life in the porn industry

By Stacie Melhaus

SCINE EIIIIOR

Roni Raye is not yotir aver-
age porn star.

Even though the 35—year-old
Indiana woman has been in the
sex industry for eight years.
she hasn't slept with any man
besides her husband,

“I can't tell you about a
hundred guys I‘ve been with."
she said. "I‘m a girl from the

Midwest. Ijust want to show off

my body. have fun with it and
keep it lightweight."

Raye‘s industry experience
began when her first husband
suggested they take some pic-
tures. Raye was working as a
dental assistant and was bored
with her job. she said.

"We took some pictures
and they turned out fairly well.
I was like 'Oh. OK. What the
hell'?‘ I’m an exhibitionist. I like
showing off." she said.

The couple sent the pic-
tures to some amateur maga-
zines. and then Raye began ap-
pearing in them. Then. the pub-
lisher of Velvet magazine
called her.

"He starts having phone
sex with me. I thought ‘there‘s
something wrong here.‘ Later I
found out that that was his
kink. He liked to get girls that
hadn't been in the business to
get them to engage in phone sex

JQIS-

Lexington industry colored

Boa.

with him. And if he was turned
on enough. he’d get them to
come out there "

Raye was invited to New
York for a photo shoot. and
even though she had some
reservations about going. she
took the oIIer.

“I told them. "I'm not going
to have sex with anybody just
to get in a magazine, you can
forget it."' she said.

The publisher assured her
that he just wanted to photo
graph her,

As for her parents. Raye
told them what was going on.

"My mom would of course
rather me be a dental assistant
or a writer like a wanted to be.
but she dealt with it because
she loves me." she said.

But Raye‘s step-father was
less than supportive.

Raye was fired from the
dental office soon after the pho»
tos were published

To help compensate for her
job loss. sht- began selling
videos. both solo and with her
husband. Afterwards. she start
ed a phone sex line and selling
products through a fan club she
and a friend began.

"I was like. ‘guys‘ want to
buy my panties'." I had never
heard of such a thing." she said

Soon. Raye left
her husband.

“He wanted to do things

that I didn't really want to do."
slit“ \Illl.

She moved to Indiana.
where she met it man she mar-
ried a year later. and who she is
still married to today

She said her new husband
is supportive of her work, as
long as she is happy with it.

"I want to do this but I
want to do this on my own
terms.” she told him.

Raye continued to do solo
\ ideos She began to receive
tlack from others in the indus-
try who said she wouldn't
m ike money II silietontiiiut-d to
only se ll lsolo piodurts.

"I kept saying that I can do
anything I want. And that‘s
about the time the Internet
came about." she said.

Now. Raye publishes cata~
logs. customizes videos (start
mg at SISI’I for Jill ininutesi. and
operates a phone \t'X hotline
and a Website

There is a five minute min
itiiuiii on the phone. but I had a
guy that talked I'or only 3o sec
otids. I like those kind of guys
because I can get back to
putting my toast III the toaster
or whatever. ' she stiltl

Raye said that the videos
give he i the most tiouble. Men
propose ideas for customized

videos. and s he prepares the
video :‘or them.

 

"There we times where I've
Iciked orgasms. of course You
do it because you want to get it
over with Its just not interest-
mg to you that day." she said,

Raye says she gets all sorts
of strange yideo requests. such

as the men who order videos of

her getting hit In the face
with pies

"I had another gtiy whojust
wanted :1 video of my nose
There s nothing sexual
about that."

She estimates callers are
between the ages of 26 and it?)
and that 77} percent of them are
married or have girlfriends.
Some lesbians and couples call
her. and some w'iyes often call
her looking for adyice.

She said she receives about
Blili pieces of mail a week.
what i she hopes to (onti ibute
to. ._ books he plans to write

Alt though the business has
been positive for her and her
husband's sex life. Raye said
she's still a normal person.

"When I got outside. I still
go grocery shopping I still go to
movies I cook and clean my
Illille‘ like anybody else I don't
walk around It] sexy lingerie all
the time "

Porn star

To find out more about adult
film star Roni Raye. visit her Web
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Customers browse the bright-colored clothes and items in Intimate Apparel. The store is located at 2573 Richmond Road and stocks a variety of
clothes, lotions, books and other toys of the adult nature. No one under IG-years-old may enter the premises.

Close to home: Lexington store strives to offer retail to rev up
the sex lives of its patrons with videos, lingerie, lotions and toys

By Sarah Zopfi
ASSISTANT SCENE EDITOR

Lexington may not be
known as a hotspot for sex iii-
dustry stores. but there are
some places in town that offer
accessories to put some spice in
the customer‘s lives.

Tinted glass doors greet
customers as they approach the
entrance of Intimate Apparel
along with a sign that yields
warning to persons under 16
they are not allowed to enter,
But for the others. human cu-
riosity leads to opening the
door where a world of color and
variety opens their eyes.

One wall is layered with
rows of vibrant feather boas.
The mannequins promote vari»
ous attires wearing everything
from lace to silk robes. The left

wall is neatly stocked with liter-
ature of the Karma Sutra and
Tantric worlds while the back
of the store highlights shoes
frotn stiletto heels to platform
clogs. Variety is key

Storeowner Lisa Brother-
ton. said this variety is what
keeps Intimate Apparel intrigu-
ing and in business

“I opened this store eight
years ago because I wanted the
people of Lexmgton to have :i
wide variety of products to
choose from." she said

I'pon entering Intimate Ap
parel some customers may find
that the ability to make their
fantastes come true is at their
fingertips. Brotherton stocks
her store from ceiling to floor
\Vlih momentos. clothing and
toys that seem to silently
scream scantily clad phrases

“Touch ine." "Play with me"
and simply “I‘ll be interesting."
“This store is meant to be
fun and at the same time allow
for customers to feel secure in
purchasing items that would
otherwise make for an uncom-
fortable situation." she said.
For Brotherton. catering
Intimate Apparels selection
and atmosphere is her ultimate
goal for success
"I listen to people‘s desires
and try to get what they want."
Iirotheiton said “When I place
orders. I order the stuII I hate
along with the stutll love "
While some peoplo are un~
der the assumption that stores
iii the same genre as Intimate
Apparel host remotely male
customers. employee Lynne
lienz wants women to know

that Intimate Apparel
both women and men

"Women should always lit
able to let their in hibitiohs go
just like men do." she sai d "I
work here to provide good rus
tomer service, so that if a
woman wants to come in and
buy something. she can without
hesitation."

Brotherton also tries to
make all her customers feel at
home and unrestrained in their
experience at Intimate App irel

Most c ustomer s are t hank
ful for out variety ind know m.
want them to have- everything I
want this store to be open to
every walk of life ”

gorym

Sexy store
Intimate Apparel is located on
2573 Richmond Road. It is open
from to am. to 9 pm. Monday
through Saturday.

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