xt7pk06x0t0t https://exploreuk.uky.edu/dipstest/xt7pk06x0t0t/data/mets.xml The Kentucky Kernel Kentucky -- Lexington The Kentucky Kernel 1971-11-29 Earlier Titles: Idea of University of Kentucky, The State College Cadet newspapers  English   Contact the Special Collections Research Center for information regarding rights and use of this collection. The Kentucky Kernel  The Kentucky Kernel, November 29, 1971 text The Kentucky Kernel, November 29, 1971 1971 1971-11-29 2020 true xt7pk06x0t0t section xt7pk06x0t0t .. Bright refuses I
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Former l'K Student [t (ol \uiter. RCPLllllledli '1: , ‘ I
Government President Steve cillltllil‘llk' tor the late Rep. ill”. ‘I .5 ,
Bright rctused Sunday in “at”. L“Yll-'Tk‘\\1““~il \Nl . A' I .
_ apologi/e to Sixth “Millet rimmed l;e \\ll\ harassed h". , .-
' Congressional candidate Ra} Bright during .1 l'i'ck'l‘ll‘l. .it the - _g ' '
Nutter tor remarks Bright made Springs \liitel \ov ll and again , '1 3
at recent political meeting». Millie \Juttc: on spelling at .i -..,k
' ' - . “l- have no intention ill Young Kcltlll‘llctins meeting "
an Independent newspaper published by students at the univerSIty of kentucky apologizing" mm “my“ “I xx»; _5; ‘ ‘
Monday, Nov. 29‘ 1971 LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY 40506 Vol. LXI” \v” tilt consider Nutter to be both ,1 In .I spun h that the day litter . .
W fascist and ii scXIRl." the Nov. :3 rxicctlng Nutter told :
his audience. “Bright attempted I II:
C O 9 to create a dcrnonstratmn at the W ,
ammumt colle es uture d d . .. , _
epen S (ll\.l\‘li‘f lven by his "NV“ .}
standards he got nothing he s I
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on ate 0 UK biennial bud et
g \i;tter said Bright “tailed lz- .~
make his point” when H: t ‘ (
By LYNN MARTIN additional resources. we can c\p;mil KERNEL: What major chances “ch mado controntid SPIH‘ \gnoii. mil:
Assistant Managing Editor programs. in the new pmllc‘} statement? b 1|“, (twat)? \Iiuhihyj H” ’18”:th l
The future 0f the UK Community Programs may be cut WALL: It provides for more autonomy on :1?“ x in?“ rt?! 31:“;- ., . '
College System depends on the If worst comes to worst and we don't get the part of the community college system. L: 1:1” ,HKU‘, 311.2“. ,,‘ {If ”‘1”, . l.» ' "-3
' acceptance 0f the University Of the amount of money we have had in the This is what President Singletury has been \‘uiiirk «smirfélylrth H“ " 7i .. h. '
Kentucky’s biennial budget request. past, we will have to'start looking at what concerned with, He wanted the colleges to I _ wk,“ , (1}. '_d k, ll", \1 ' : '. . . . ‘1, = i, .
Vice president of the Community sort of ' , . ) . . ‘ . l’l'V" ) , , .w }) 3 . Pullilt are L\llnx\l in we Allk’nfl .j" g,- ,
_ programs Will lthL to be eliminated. d t morn JUIODOIUE 1L 1k lrograni by them - ,
College System Stanley Wall said the Hopefully we will get the sort of funds we development and more responsibility in 'ln r.“ ‘onse Bri ht “1d ’
present budget request {0}” the system need to continue. carrying out their own decisions. Essentially \‘utter's stIatement wasg"a valid 2:: “ .
does "0‘ represent the “ml or funds We anticipate a five percent increase in it is lUSt clearing the air in what the indication of th‘ mug.” .31 [l]. .. -
needed to move the community couege student enrollment This in some cone es jg relationship is between the Lexington . " . 4 ' k ' L .L A .i I L i I» L
S stem in the way it should go. - - '- - g t . mdh‘ claiming Nutter used the ' , ' , ~ 5
yDuring a recent interview with Wall, 801hg t0 requ1re additional fECUItY- campus and the colleges. 9 incident for “personal political _ ,- f
questions concerning the budget and the KERNEL: Additional funds for faculty UK a feeder system. , gain. , . '.' I.
new policy statement were discussed. salary increases are included in the budget , KERNEL: Several presrdents Of regional linght sald he “'9‘" to the ‘ ig‘.
The new policy statement is a request. What effect will it have on institutions have. sand that the Community reception at the Springs Motel “
clarification of the community colleges recruiting new faculty? College System 15 ”St a feeder system 0t 'merely to he“ .‘Khat the :i
' and their relationship with UK’s main WALL: Our faculty salaries are about UK‘ IS thls charge true? candidate .had to say. he 5319 c
. campus. $800 less than average salaries of institutions WALII‘: The Chirge ‘5 errotr;10us.fAll Of the 46132202143“; 212:8 ng $2218]: I
- - - - . re ona umversr ies or 0 er our car ' ~ ' C ' » ‘ " '
KERNEL: Do you feel that your budget Slmllanh $126 to our community colleges. inititutions may visit the commuynity presence and introduced him to .i
for the 1972-74 penod is adequate? We thmk we have a good faculty, bUt we colle es Their recruitment team , t t d Nutter ' - - ' ‘
WALL: We were involved with the know that we cannot keep them unless we . g ' . . sare rea C - ‘ . , , - - , . , ..
- reward them on the same basis of colic es 1“. exactly the same fashion as the UK .Bright also Mud Wadeanvrted 5'3
preparation of the budget request. As all d' K t k g Visitation Team. mm to come to the Nov. 23 _.- 3
units 0f the University have had to do, we sufioun "If enkuc-ty. f f' d The University has not taken the position meeting 311d “Red him 10
have had to cut the request to the bare bone. mwm; lrtna e h) easy hm us to l” that the community colleges should be question the candidate there. l' ' . . ‘
We felt this was only demonstrating gua fyuacu y w in we} 3V6 vacancres. feeder schools to the Lexington campus. Bright said the questions he '
professional integrity in doing so, being ope u y ‘38 ;an ave Uh s to at least When you examine the data provided by the asked “were far less hostile than ' .g .j
aware of the financial situation that exists in move towar t 6 average 0f the benchmark various institutions in Kentucky to the those usually asked on ‘Meet the _ 3:3; .
the state. institutions. Council on Public Higher Education the Press’ or a similar news 'K- ‘ I
- KERNEL: When will Glas ow and . . . ’ n k h
It does not represent the kind of funds we C . g data Will not substantiate thlS charge, program. ‘ ; ' .
really should have to move the community arrollgon enter the community college I think the only conclusion that could be Bright claimed Nutter had “an : l h‘ ‘
colleges the way they should be moved. system. drawn is if the University has been obvious lack of knowledgeabout = -,
However, in view of all considerations, we No funds yet attempting to do this then they have failed basic concerns of sixth district ', ' .'
think it is a fair 50“ 0f budget. WALL3 The legislature. tWO years agO. in their efforts. Because the University is citizens," saying Nutter did not V‘" ;. "
KERNEL: Do you think the community authorized those two colleges but they have getting as high a percentage of students from know what a broad—form deed 1', .. ,
colleges will be able to SUIViVe for the next not funded them. counties without community colleges as W215 when asked about Strll‘ f . 1- '
two years on the money requested? Our first concern is having funds to those with colleges, mining. .. "
WALL: What happens in the colleges strengthen the existing programs and keep . __ M, , g g , ,_ - ~.
depends on the resources we have. If we get them on the move. , . if»? , “ ' ‘ W . - '
Volunteers gr ven credit - , .
Or one year .5 service _ _
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UK has been selected :is one at 30 ANNIE ‘3‘? dWCtOY 0‘ tht‘ program «it , ' - ' y f? __ 6 f‘ , ‘ = ' ',
colleges to initiate a federally—funded. UK ii“ DT- JOhh Stephenson. dean oi . ~ ' - - ”fig” g . it” ‘.
. volunteer program known as University undergraduate §tUd1€S- Stephenson . '- j , r tags... ‘ ‘ ' . - _ _ j"
Year in Action (UY A). commented on the interest already shown a; p a '3 : . ., 2, .
ln coordination with VISTA and by students, saying over 300 , have «2,, ‘ ‘ ’ j
ACTION, UY A volunteers from inquired about the 60 openings available. w?“ , , I; a; . M .g ‘r' _.
S designated colleges Will participate in the “It’s the greatest thing which has if’gl is? *2 X g x ' , '4 .‘ 'V "1
Program. Wthh Will begin its actual work happened to the UHlVCTSlty," he said. «fem gf§§§i ‘ M :2; 0 l / :‘y ; ‘ . ‘.
this January. _ noting wide-spread interest shows 5” ”9%?3‘3“ g; ‘er ‘3"? “so, Xx” . t . ' " 1 '1
Selected UK StUdehtS Will do held work enthusiasm for “non—traditional methods 8‘ ‘33??? it“? .. 3 fig: .. , - . 'f l t
in anti-poverty settings for one year and of learning and ways of reaching ,a, 4" it???" _ x .35 2 = 5 .‘
will be given college credit for their two degree-goals." g :5". --’ W «a Kg“ - ,_ ‘ "‘ ‘ 5:1 ‘ . -
semesters of volunteer service. ft ‘ I N l y .' ” .' ' ff" 7,“
Those students getting the ‘nod‘ for the NO one chosen , : ' ' . . .;f;g‘°",g ,. '1 ,“g "d __ ‘ l . '
‘ program will be under the supervision of Volunteers have not yet been chosen -j' j 5 s: ‘ " ’ ' .
UK’s UYA committee. The “field but only those students possessing “skills it 3:. ' - J “ ‘- .1 ' "
workers" will also receive a small salary and com mitment,” (lt‘i‘ill‘tllllg to " .- " ' 33$ , | -
for their services which will be Stephenson, will be accepted.Stephenson ' L: I ,2" Q35, 9: I
appropriated to UYA by the federal also said the selection would hr m ulc up _» - , ’ . 3: *k '
government. of mostly professional and graduate "’ ' '3' 4 .t ;‘i ”it: ég " ' 7
Began last year Stllilt'llls. ' ’ if! 5!": é: :éf.‘ ,. .. _ y g
The new federal program began liN 'lhc goals of the program, said . ”1;. )1? ’3 g‘ji‘?‘ g“ . ‘ '
year following President'8 Richard Stephenson, are to show some lllCilSlll‘LlltlL‘ "' l . :3? . l” ggg '_
Nixon’s pledge to give the nation’s YOUth impact on poverty areas and \llUW usual I ’ " ix}; S‘ g: :1" j. . '\ .
more opportunity for volunteer schice accomplishments. j" ‘ ’1, ‘ §~ f r- wits?» -.
Out of 168 schoolsh spbmitttiflg He also said if the prescribed goals are If .« ! ,f . s ': a“) I f
proposals, UK was one 0 t e cw 0 e reached this year the program “Will or 4" « . i. . , , g
. awardedaplanmng grant. ~ undoubtedly continue. This will bring “ii 4 ‘3‘ l . ' . '
final plans must be Smeltted to ex ansion and be a real service to . ' ‘ ‘
Washington by mid—December, at which oilert stricken areas of the U S ., DAN TAYLOR. right, talks with William Kunstlcr who '3 defending Taylor in x' ‘
time, UK’s choice of work areas and p y ' ' disbarment proceedings initiated by the Kentucky Bar Association. Taylor was " ._
student volunteers will be reviewed. Applications for the program are being recently handed the longest contempt of court sentence of any American .4 ~
If UK". final plan is satisfactory, the taken in the Student Center. Times and lawyer—four and a half years. Taylor will be on campus Wed. Dec. 1, in the UK . ' i .
participating students will be trained for places for appointments will be posted on Law School Courtroom at noon. Admission is free. Sponsored by Societus Pro \ . '
specific volunteer tasks. the bulletin board on the first floor.- ‘ whim and Student 3” Wilfion- (Photo by “Wild (3- Di"! "1-) ' - , .

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- , GUIGNOL THEATRE study conducted at the program requires 10 pills taken I was a littled bVltnsick the Vfirst :jlnth
' University of Michigan found. twice daily for fch (1103*. day. . SllVL $711 . eVrest otVVthe cci
. . '_ December 1, 2, 3, 4 8:30 p.m. Dr. Lucile Kughcm 01‘ the Three UK coeds. a sophomore. time it didn t even phase me. Stut
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_ Reservations. 258'2680 "0°" to 4'30 daily women who began the pills pills induced nausea and alter use 01 dietliylstilbestrol kno'
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'1 " ' " , gynecologists. including Dr. get them." V ottspring Vdc\Veloped vaglnal 59W.
" ' JUNIOR MEN S HONORARY Phillip Sariei 01' Yale University. “i took them again about me cancer while in tiVieVii teens:
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' - - I - , . -. -' " - ., ... thew didn't make me sick at all." PC ”0“ who has taken d .
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k them For the majority of UK‘s About 20 percent of all history. philosophy and 0th” the computerservne. .znrhsznented ;n earl} ’iit ll‘c‘l' . - -
ie first undergraduate population the departments and schools do not areas register to find ”just some ' _ .. 9. ,
of the decision is to find a job. Operate through any type of sort of related area” to their ‘. it :
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en any professionally-oriented degree are the professional schools with The heaviest number of job C A I f I' . ' .
ported such as nursing or journalism technical orientation toward placements through (‘cntral I. n W r '. . .' .
bestrol know essentially what type jobs career preparation. Placement occurs in areas like .‘ pp y 0 O - . . . . '
ig-after they qualify for and are Graduates of the College of business administration. _ i '
interested in. To aid them, many Medicine and the College of accounting and engineering, The StUdenl Center BOG I‘Cl : . ‘1' .
(en by departments and schools within Architecture usually get placement service has so many .' l " '
th and the University have set up information for jobs by word of recruiters visiting in these areas , ' I .I _
/, their “departmentalized placement mouth. In these professions. that funds are allocated to those I O N I E R T _ . ”
vaginal services.” there is usually an internship departments to make up lists of *
. Private services required which allows the seniors and their qualifications. . I. . ,
t this These private placement studentf to” form llllS onn Must havejobs I H A l R M A N . -'.
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. department or school to let the SerVice inVites only recruiters to - - - . - . .
ll. \Idlil . students of that school discuss departments go through two UK who actually have jobs to Apphcat'ons In Room 203—SHC . ‘ .= .
3. \ale . . . channels in order to place their _
employment opportunities With ,. Offer. .
who company representatives or students. The College or “We tell a compan“ not to D C“. 1’ A I _
interviewers. Interviewers in Agriculture 15 one Of the .“5 waste our time and theirs if they ea lne 0 pp Y' .- ' -
these situations are usually percent Of colleges who Utlllzc don’t have openings” he said ‘ ‘ '.
interested only inastudent with ,the” own. placemfmt semcc “We don’t want them coming Wednesday, December 8 . .
.. . . along With UK s Central . , , -, . _ .,
a speCific degree or direction of , , ~. here in order to keep a liason , .
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:-:.:<:-:-:-:~:-:-:4:~:-:-. interest. Examples of this . between us and them, we want -. .-'. I ,
situation include tobacco Ag SChOOI has new serv1ce them to hire.” 'I -‘
companies interviewing only K6618“ Pulliam is the student Jones admits the Placement ’ ‘ '.
agriculture graduates and placement officer for the COHCEC Service uses “one major to ’ __ ' ‘ .
m hospitals interviewing only Of Agriculture. The placement peddle other majors," a fact he or ' . . . -
m nurses or dieticians. service has been in effect there says bothers many departments. = .
.1. steer- About 35 percent of the since Sept. 1. “If a company comes here to I
’“fglsg‘; departments, school and colleges “We’re encouraging students look for accountants. we might . I n j » .
-4—S——d within the University have set up to go to both Central Placement also encourage him to look at l; _ , - .
indigiecfn. some type of private placement and through us for jobs. That some of our students in other ar'a s .
18N29 service. doubles their opportunities,” areas,” Jones said. . ' ~
3313141983 Only eight percent of the Pulliam said. Many department heads. on =' '
3 13:33:; departments have their own According to Pulliam, the the other hand, encourage small 347 S. LIME Phone 252-1722 _‘
Ti—{é’ official placement officers, but larger corporations usually go corporations or companies . '~ I.
lm sizeé the remaining 27 percent of through UK’s Central Placement, interested in their specific areas MON DAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY - , '
fl departments with this service while the smaller companies to look only at the department '.
fifty;- have people who act as want an informal set-up because related to what the companies 500 - 10.00 pm. 4_ E- ’- ‘
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M Result of Friendships ll (IS high as 60 percent. 01‘ While the average number of '22a or e prlce o 7 _ > .- I '
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businessman interested in hiring According to Harry W. Jones. employers interested. the I 1' Are you m favor °f the new 11 I'I'IIIIIOI'I dollar I . . '.
ates two employees may telephone his assistant director of the football stadium to be built here at U.K.? '
tanceCoIfI old friends in the related Placement Service. the services I I - ~ ' ' ,r
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' 191.130 department and ask if they have purpose is not to find jObS for ___.___yes no _, .
m any graduates with the abilities students, but to assist them in COMPONENT . ' ‘ '
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