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THURSDAY

FEBRUARY l3, 2007’

From Home to Lexington, Shakespeare's bloodiest drama transforms
swords to guns and past to present

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KENTUCKY KERNEL

 

By Shannon Mason

sh; 55 game i ’n’éi’c 0 or

As rn~state tuition at Kentuek) eolleges is
rising. the enrollment or inestate sitidents is
durndlrng. aeeording to a stud} released )esierr
da} b_\ State Auditor (‘rrt l.uallen l’K's enrol|~
nieni rates. ho“ e\ er. are still seeing a "steady lli'
erease. despite turtion increases." l.uallen said.

L'K President Lee Todd has taken a number

 

 

 

~~ CELEBRATING it) YEARS OF INDEPENDENeE ~—

High tuition cost yields lower in-state enrollment

UK, unlike other state schools, still seeing
rising in—state enrollment despite rising costs

oi steps \irth the Top Iii Btisiness Plait to raise
the proi'ile and quality oi the uni\ersrt_\'. l.uallen
said.

“President Todd has made strre [K is the
kind of sehool people should still be interested in
attending." l.uallen said.

l3l\' spokesman in} lilanton said l’K‘s en-
rollment rates reileet a number oi~ things. irrelud
mg the business plan

[he 'l‘op 20 Business Plan has ereated a lot of

momentum and is attraeting a higher qualit) oi'
taeult} members. Blanion said. Also. eompared
\sitli benehmark uniiersrties. l‘K‘s turtioii is
“eompeiitn e and attraetne." he said.

Lastl). iuture ilillldii\t.'s like the Illlti Sehol
ars program. “hieh “ill provide four new sehol~
ar'ships to high school students \\ ho deeide to air
tend {’K. m“ help attr'aet student. Blanton said

Still. the deeline oi in—siate students seems to
be going against the state's edueatron goals As
part oi the same l‘N7 higher edueatron aet that
called Mr UK to beeome a top-30 unisersit).
state legislators also mandated an increase in
bachelor's degree-holders b} 2030. The Kent
tuek) l’ostseeondar} [idueation lmprm ement
i-\et oi~ 1997 ealls 701.000 state residents to ha\ e

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By Sean Rose
srosei’nykernm com

l‘rees don‘t get obituaries.

But ie\\ lr\ing things e\perrenee more
like l'K's
tampiis uimer'sron to a milriar_\ base the uni
\er‘sii) iir’st blaek student and protests dirt

than Ititi sears oi di‘astie ehange

mg the \ remain \\.-.r
()llC C\L\‘i‘littil

irorrt oi the Math Hurlding

stunt throughout the unr\ersrt_\ .‘ lllsitir}.

(her the new tito dais. it \srll be Llll

rlimn

l‘lie trees root \‘_\ stem has been deea}iiig
lr'om a iungus. said l'K plant pathologist

a large pot oak tree in
has been a tori

.lolin Hartman in liiesda} ~s Kernel, lhe ad
ministration deeided this \\eek that the risk oi
the tree i'allmg ll‘. a storm posed enough oi a
saiei} ha/rir‘d to r'erirme it

[he tree's lrietrme has rneliided the mod.
deliiirrrg moments oi the past etntiirx inter
turned \irth the toléeee's liistor}

'tl Ki has grimn siertiinariil} oser time
in the same “as that tree has grouri." said
l'K illkllh ist Deirdre \aegs “It‘s been a part
oi all these tliariges more than \s e reali/e

“lt‘s had its own histors iii the grouth oi
the l'nisersit} oi Kentiitks ”

lli l‘3tt5. is hen the .ar‘litst photograph oi
the tree “as taken. l K had 4i: students lo
tiai. 24.1w! attend t K

”it: tree has sititttl itliisitle lite \ialll
Building oiiiee oi e\ei‘_\ l'ls‘ president. I! “ll
nessed the ei‘rrollrrient ot the iirst ‘tlatk stir
dent. 1,)mari lohnsori. in l‘Hts \nd it \sas
still there \\ hen isomeri earned more degrees
than men tor the iirst time in l‘tfiq

lioth \Norld \\ars transiorrried l K into a
partial base tor militars training. and at the
height ot the \reinam \\'ar tonteiition stii
dents or'garrr/ed protests that man bed through
eariipirs

Hundreds oi students protesting the Kent
\taie l‘rii\er'srts shootings iorted their \\a\
into a lioard oi l’riistees irieeimg

marehmg around tampiis and the surroiiridiiie

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Traveling group protests

By Katie Salt:
ksaitl’fikemei com

It‘s the _\ear Zilll. and puppets are explaining
the exrls ol' the North Arnerrean Free Trade Agrees
rnent and the eorruptron oi the taprtalrsts and their
”eold. black eapitalist hearts."

This Wits tttsl one seene In a program last night
held by the aetiust organr/ation lianh l'irst Mem-
bers of Earth First gathered at the Lexrngton Public
lirbrar) to give presentations on emrronmental and
\(X‘ltll issues. loeusrng on stopping the eonstnietron

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l'he lb‘l torridor would
run through lit eoiinties in Western Kentiiek}. rnr
eluding Henderson. Webster. Hopkins. (‘alduelL
Lion. l.i\rngsion. Marshall. (irines. Hiekman and

Texas to Port Huron. Mreh

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interstate construction

rallies. tree sits. loek oiits banner hangings and dis

rupting ptibl IL meetings

Aeeordrng to lzanh l'lr\l members the building
oi l (N “ill tause the panng oi it!“ atres oi land
in Indiana alone. and the beneiits \sill not otrtiseigh

the \t)\l\

bachelor‘s degree

.-\eeordrng to the ('ouneil on l’ostseeorid;ir_\
lidueation. as reierented in the stud). it Ken
tuck) eontrnues to periorrn at its eurrent lesel. it
“Ill iall short ot its goal b_\ 2i | .tttitt degrees

Since the NW bill. the stud) shim ed that in
state tuition at Kentuek} 's eight iour' tear publre
institutions has inereased bs an aserage oi llh
pereenl.

Sinee l‘all Ztltll. Kentuek} ‘s lil'slalt‘ tuition
has risen is" pereent eompared to a ‘5 pereeiii
national inereuse Between l’dll Ititnt to ball
Zones. Kentuek)\ tullrtime undergraduate r'esrr
dent enrollment has gr‘oisn at an mer‘all aserage

See Tuition page 6

Legislators,
speaker

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of benefits

By Autumn Harbison
rtewsikueMe rc'r‘

.\ state Senate eommrttee approxeil a
bill that \\ould keep [K and other publit
ageneies irom oiieririg domestie partner
benefits to eotrples \\ ho are not married.
aeeordmg to the Kentuek) legislature
Web site

The bill \\ill no“ go beiore the iiili
Senate tor a \ote

I'K has started disetissions about the
iirri\ersii) potentiall} oiier‘rrig the benetits
to gas and iinrriarr‘ied domestn eouples
last month. the its Domestn l’ar’triei
Beneirts t‘orrirriittee. eoiirmissroned b}
President Lee lodtl iii the tall, retom
'nendeil passing the beneirts l nrsersm
oi l.oiirs\iile is the oni} piibln iiniseisih
in the start oiiering tlorriestre partner ber:
L‘i‘ls

last night, the l is leder‘airst \otiet}
sponsored a lettiire sllllei/lllfl the poteri
l!,ti heneirts plan and the etonomit and
soeiai iriiplieations r' \\itiihl li.i'. e should
the ririi\ersrt\ approie the beneiits

.lerimier Robaek More a pa"! time
lL'\Cillt ll it‘lftt“ .il ll‘iL‘ \i litl‘. llis'lliilt' it"
the \tiid\ o! Religion and l ibert_\ in ('al
iiorriia. presented “ \ \keptit .ii \ ten of
l)orriesiir l’artnei Herreiits ”

h \\ '12]: goes Hi] and lll'tlL' ttt'ttl‘lz‘
betoriie aware oi the pioeiatti
ple \till airanee their toes to iriraia's tor
iterieiiisf \lorse sa;r.i

Moise went on to esplear: 'iaat be

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eaiise oi the pioposal‘s Mature aoriiiiit' i'
eoiild eritor‘artass a xsitie rang-e oi Jo'nes

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Partners : 10

N CW Visitor
ID system
looks to make
hospital safer

By Alice Haymond
yr ‘..,.'.i

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i'tedtial tert'er oitea.s It .:. .:is'arit

”hoto ll) hailees to: .rtitr llt‘lil \isi'ors
, .

heiprne to keep lllt ‘os't'ta‘ inhibit-s
more \k‘Llllk
lhe iieu

last l‘ass \\stt“ii. \sliitli

item into ettett iast ti.i‘iilli. stairs dri
\er‘s literises anti lllti‘. stores all iele
'-.llil inlorrriatiosi li transiers tl‘e ‘-lsl
tor‘s name photo. number oi the room
thes are \ rsitme and the «late onto the
l‘adee

Its a more eitnierit s\stem tor the
settrrits staii to theek in \isrtor‘s, said
t apt l‘airl (irant oi l K l'oliie,
ill tliaree oi l K llospita': and \ledrtal
( enter Setrrrrn l'he neu pltlleC is not
in reattion to am \t‘stllll\ problems at

is ho r\

the hospital. birt rather "inst a better ““.‘
to manage \rsrtois,” he said

ll‘ie stanned iniorriration remains
stored in the sistt~rri l’hrs .lllt\\\s \Cellrl‘

'len members oi l;arth l'rrst are on a month long
tour trawling to eight states to raise auareness and
try to eneourage people to ioin in the light against
the building of the interstate The group participates
in forms of nonwiolent er\r| disobedrenee \Uth as

”The ouners oi trunk eorporatioris \srll sa\e
thousands of dollars \\rth the road. but the a\erage
person \Hll sa\e se\en minutes oi drr\ing time]
birth l‘rrst member (‘hase Baker said "lhat rs rust
rrdieiiloiis to me ”

w“ |£9 iii“ 10

t} to keep a retord oi “ho has \rsrted
the hospital and s.i\ es the rniormatron to
be used it the same people should \rsit
more than onte It does not. houeu‘r.
reeognr/e ansone's errminal reeord

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look to you for encouragement and
approval as well as direction
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your hopes and you fears Allow
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way around You'll catch up With all
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and then some

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spot expressmg your affection lf
normal chores interfere With that,
Jot down a few notes for later
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fl'le DiSI-l

Why the charmer
can't even sing
his own praises
for his latest role

Sure. in his new romantic
comedy music and Lyrics (out
February l4). Hugh Grant l'cro-
ciously dances and warblcs a
string of ditties as a washed-up
‘80s pop star who falls for Drcw
Ban’yniorc. But according to the
46-year-old Brit. "I‘m not a [title
sical person. and frankly. l‘in
miscast in the whole tilm." The
cycr—modcst actor. who has been
dating heiress Jcmima Khan. 33.
for more than two years. cx-
plains his lack of musical
PYOW'CSS.

Q: So you really can‘t
dance?

it was totigh for me to get
up there. I learned to play piano.
learned to sing. but the dancing.
. . . [)cliycriiig a song onstage
by yourself iii tight trousers . . . l
ricxcr enjoyed that. It‘s the only
time I seriously used alcohol
and drugs for acting.

Q: But you can carry a
tune...

li‘s thc coriiputcrsf (,‘trmptllr
crs arc unbclicyablc. Yoti bring a
dog and got it to bark. and by
thc tinic tlicy'i'c brushed with it.
it sounds likc Aretha i‘t‘tlllkim
Q: So no future on Broad-
way?

No? Yoti couldn‘t get riic
thcrc. I won‘t cicii go and watch
a play. lct alone be in one.

Q: You have a big. Bridget
Jones-like physical scene in
this movie. An) training?

No. I don‘t need it. I bring a
natural mcnacc to thc scrccn.
'l‘liat‘s bccn thc basis of riiy ca-
rccr.

Mark Cina

Rachael Ray's greenroom

At licr NYC studio. cach
star guest gets pcrsoriali/cd
snacks

\Vlicri ls'atharrnc Mcl’licc
cntcrcd thc grcciiroom ot~
Rachael Ray's eponymous
cook-andchat show on Februv
my l. the \‘cggic-loying singer
was grcctcd with a spread of
arancini risotto balls. \‘cggic pil-
Ia. soup and taco cups with
turkcy chili. ln tact. Ray trcats
all hcr VIP visitors to foods spc~
cially tailored to their tastes.

Fancy (arc. Why go all-oiit'.’
"Food is a huge part ol this
show." Ray tells ['s. Bcsidcs.
she‘s still scarred from a bad
grcciiroom experience. “I was
on a show once with a moldy
fruit basket." she says. "Just be»
fore a strawberry was iti my
mouth. i looked down and was
like. 'r\hli""

Eric Andersson

YouTube's Bridezilla

Since the youtubccorii dc-
but ot~ “Bride Has a Massivc
\Vig ()iit." an estimated 3 mil»
lion pcoplc hayc watched Jodi
Bchan. 22. scream. thrash and
chop off her curly locks after a
disastrous trip to the hair salon
on her wedding day. Alas. the
iiicltdown isn‘t real: She and hcr
“bridesmaids" w crc acting in a
short film. l's unveils the truth.

"i do" dctails. Bchan was

      
  
 
 
  
  
 
 
 
 
    
  
  
  
 
 
 
  
      
   
  
  
      
    
    
     
   
     
     
     
 
   
  
   

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Hugh’s witty music lesson

cast al‘tcr hcr pal (aka, "bi'idcs-
maid”) had a chance cncountct‘
with the director. who said he
was interested in shooting liliiis
to post on You l‘ubc. ’l‘hcy tosscd
around sonic ideas. and this
br'idc/illa was born. Bin aspiring
actrcss Bchaii ncwr c\pcctcd
thc fuss: "l w .is inst happy to get
paid?" the l‘or‘ontwhascd actress
(who really ctit hcr hair on
sct‘ccn) tclls Us. Now lllc “tilt-
rcss is t‘icldiiig calls tor roles.
Says Bchan. "it‘s very exciting."

Aimee Agrestr

Beverley's new beat

Hcaycn knows it ain‘t casy
launching a riitisic carccr
even for 7th Hcaycri star chcr—
lc_\ Mitchell. 'l‘wo ycar's ago.
when shc first trckkcd to
Nashullc to fulfill her dr‘carri of
recording a country album. shc
tlcd because of thc pr‘ssUl'c. "I
Was scared." shc tclls Us No
morc: The California mine. 26.
just i'clcascd hcr scIl-titlcd dc—
biit. "l pr'chd to my sell 1 could
do it." she says. And it‘s not thc
only high note in her life.

Hcr wcdding ."\\c don‘t
haVc a date shc says of licr up
coming nuptials to Michael
Cameron. :6. .i t'oi'riici' .lt‘t‘t‘lllir
tant As tor the planning.
Mnchcll swears. "i can do it in a
licaitbcat."

Hcr' big~timc Bl'l“. Slic‘s
tight with cx—Hcaycn costar .lcs—
sica Bicl. who has rcccntly bccn
linkcd with Justin l‘iriibcr'lakc.
.lokcs Milchcll oi all tlic Bicl
gossip. “I call and makc tun ot
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UK Theatre's modern rendition of Shakespeare's

goriest play has all the makings of a tragedy

By Heather Young
features@kykernel. com

Titus Andronicus’s daughter is raped and her
hands and tongue are cut off. leaving her unable to
give away the crime. A killing spree leaves few char-
acters alive by the final curtain call.

So why would a university theatre department
tackle what is considered to be one of Shakespeare‘s
goriest plays?

“It is a play about a man who had to deal with
one incomprehensible struggle after another." said
Bo List. the play's director at UK. "He lost many
sons in battle, and if we look at the news now. we
can see our sons dying in the war. and we can con-
nect t0 the play."

“Titus Andronicus" premieres tonight at Guignol
Theatre in the Fine Arts Building.

“Titus Andronicus portrays the occurrences in
old Rome where the gore and the drama are used to
reel-in and horrify the audience." List said.

It's the relatability of the script that List is bank-

By Ellie Fairbanks

   
   
  
   

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a l.e\rrr:.'torr name. in
tame a guitar tcathcr alter a torn
at a irrusrt shop
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“.\‘|) trrst rcttular ioh “as at
the lumhlcuectl in the latent
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girl lllt‘
roh to ”1.th sorrrc c\tr'a rrioric\.

and l “orlxcd there tor thrcc rirorrths

ing on. and to help the audience understand the rele-
vance of the story‘s issues ~ including \iolerice
against women and political corruption he is
adding a modem twist.

"We want to hopefully dravt political parallels
from the script.“ List said. "The characters \\ ill be
equipped with knives. guns and cell phones. as ucll
as swords and old weaponr) "

List hopes the audience “ill connect “till the
play‘s themes of obsession with violence and hrutali
[y of society then and no“. He \\ ants to shun that as
violence continues situations pct harder and more
difficult to qurt. Again. he parallels this concept to
the current \\ at in Iraq,

“Violence begets violence and one \crigetul act
begets another." List said.

Senior Dara Tiller. who play 'l‘amora Queen or
the Goths. hclimcs the modern changes in the pla}
are CiTCCIlHJ.

“it puts in images they recognize so it connects to
the media toda) in the e)e~tor-ari4e'\ c lit-hell" 'l‘illtr
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To make the pla\ more entertaining and realistic.
List had pr'olcssronal light choreographers tcatlr the
cast proper techniques tor a com int irig: ii; in s. cric

"We worked on tcrrriinologgi and tat t‘cncral
knoHIedgc oi the rrroxcrricrrts so c \tt\orrc \. or: M he
knmslcdgc rhlt a ihout thc ttthirrtriit ot ll 'l t it; said
. \tllhtill “aerrcr. who pla .“ Irttrs \llt'lltllilclh

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learning: the lrj~..‘lrtrrr;v iiroxcs and iclt the Mud :U‘li. i, n "‘i‘ 3'5 d':

paid otl

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when the} ilJti rrcicr hit-ti around
said

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the drama and t'wrizitu ~.i:ili 'l '_.lJ\ilt". 3 li. ‘ '
tut a third or the «.r r~r t‘liri'._l‘.f ‘i. .. COSI' {3 i . dowel-nit.
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or Sl‘arsiisrrtari's nuts: trio smut r rm ' .
tila. at .3 iii ii. 1’41}; iv‘i n r Br 3 '
that '» .. u I‘ at interim; Mir :1.“

blood to.“ “1‘3 youth trot? til Tris rim. 7» 3‘ '

P‘k'it‘ic' i had enough rrrorrcs sawi‘ in“ to hir\
an arrrphtrcr '
\\hcir lat). ‘suit to hrr_\ :hc pictc .3;
"U tirurrrrrrtrrt. tc sttpptd iii
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pzrtrcr arid iris: hard wt started plaxm :ri'.
curtar.‘ lit-tort' l Lirtu -' "1.:

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rrrc t‘..i_\ lht'rr the oisrit-r ml tlit ~i--r.~ '
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in tat! he \llli tarr'! rcad irrrrsrt
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good tor me though. ht‘taust- nov l..irr
ten to prctt} rrrui lr .rnitlirrr;
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llit' nidiii.ii\ iiii‘iilt’lll

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lllk‘ pl.i\ ulicil iii!” vl 'li- lniil
sitlt'sol l\\oiii.ilt‘r.is‘ ziriilimail

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nit \\l'.ll lots ol intuit,~ lillt'i said
it Hitliialix t'.|\lk‘l to plan ltlllliil‘di

niosl lliil'lll‘lc

lllt‘ till/lust,
\l‘i"*l\‘l toii‘ll csci‘ \‘lltlllllllk'l. l‘t'

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. iii\\t'll
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.lt-iil l‘oils lll\tll‘st‘tl in tlicalt'i

It s .ii'ounii
wait it illil\l\‘\ and |llsl it't lllt‘ klllC
'i‘.ilo~'i,ipli\ and plot go utilalkt'il

L‘.l\\ to sit and

.ll‘l‘ll' and not tll\\li\\ lllL‘ iiio\ics.“
\\.it'nci said "llu! actuall) \salt‘li
lllt‘ .i stagc pla) can cntoui'agc tlic
[Milli ipalioii ol the audicntt' to see
llli' iiiiidt-iii \\oi'ld t‘illlllt‘t‘llillh and
\ll‘\ ilss lllt‘ \t [IN N

l is! hope-s lllt' audience is .ililc
llli.‘ll
.ilioiit lllk‘ nimlt‘i'n \‘(H'ltl troni tliis

li‘ ili‘a“ U\\tl toiitliisioiis
pt'i'loiiiiaiiic

"In lllt‘ cnd \u‘ how to help
tliciii icali/t' tlicir llllL‘ audicnt‘c‘si

\sorlil isn‘t so tci‘rililt'," list said

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get oft campus that ottcn a chance to soc tlicni "

While lac} hasn‘t plascd at l‘ls. in sonic time. he is
no stranger to the collcgc campus sccnc. ht‘ said.

“lac actually \lUllC a lot ot colleges." Lac) said. “l‘w
pl.i)cd at Western. :\sliur_\ and other places around the
sltllL‘ ..

lacy has earned personal and national acclaim troni
his guitar plasing. In the licbruar} 2007 issllt‘ ol (iiiilar
l’la_\ci‘ iiiaga/int‘. l.ac_\ \\ as nanicd onc ol tlic "toplliil
unsung heroes" in the industry.

”Sonic ol the gins \\ ho \\ rite tor i(iuitar l’l.i_\cri hast-
heard me pla} and know in} .stul‘l'." Lac) said. "Thu just
chose ”it. and it's rcall} liattcring and nitc."

l:\cn though Lac) isn‘t a conventional gii}. he knons
\\ll.ll lic lows and what makes him happy.

“You can show Viho _\ou are through the gtiitar." Lacy
said. “It‘s such a great outlet {or an indiiidual. Mining
lk‘ilk‘lltN ion a lot about experience and crcatn it). You can
at‘lualls cam things than it.

“I put time into this. and I lose it." Lac} said. “You
actuall} put time into something and then get something
back out It's great."

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