VOL. 60 NO. 14 LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY December 1, 1 988 10 PAGES AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT NEWSPAPER
Smoking plan draws threat
of reprisal from lawmakers
II> MICiti\1 :1. llJCKER
.,tall \\ ntcr
Sc\er,tl Kcntud~ kg"lahtr' h,l\c
,,tlkd the lnl\er\11 oll.mll\\tlle'
ptnJlt"l'd ... mo~mg poll~y a threat to
the ''"'"' ':.1 .5 htlltnn tuhac.:u llt·
du,tr\ .uul htnteu that U ul I tttu'l
rC\ "~ the poltly "' lace a ttghtcr
hudgct
ll ul I d•oc'n 1 neeu a '""'ktng
polt ) an;ntore than I need '""
ltc.lll, . , ,nd Rep Cl.t) Crupper. I>
l>r I{ tuge It ' ,, h.td 1uugement
l"hi' '' ,, loha<:eo ''"" What \\llUid
the 't:tlc uo \\ llhout the tuhaccu
l.tX '
I he t ln"e''''Y' hudget 111:1) he 111
l "np.11d\ tl the .ulmttH\tralHIII \\til
not m.th• ''!;lllfu..·anl n:\t,HHh. he:
\,till
I th111k the huuget wtll ucl1111lel)
'"' h• •ked .11. Crupp<!r '"'u "II>
1'1'10. tl ll ul I ''"k' to '" gun' . it
wtll I'<' ,, hloudy h.lllk . lJ ul I wtll
~c t ",me ~ md ol mc"ag.c
Jk,plle \Uch w rh.tl threat\ . lliii·
\Ct- tl \ ,pokc,m;ttl 1),111 Hall -.nu he
hel tC\ e' ll ul I " nut Ill .tn) real
d.ttlgcr
'We .trc 1111ndlul that the k gl\la
tu rc could Jl<'"'hl ) take 'Illite 11C);a·
lt\C <ll"lton . hut lm conliucnl 11
\\ll11l hutl uuw11 to that . Hall """ ·
I Ill <:onrtdcnl that our hudget won l
he t.tk en hmt.tge
l lnl\er"l\ Pre,tUCIIl Donald C.
S" .nn '·"d. he douhtcd the leg l\la­tor'
thrc.tl' . hut added that he i' re-
CLAY CRUPPER
REP. D-ORY RIDGE
aJp.,tu..· all~ t:nn,tdcnng thetr 'tatc ­mcnt'
Sometime' the} exaggerate thetr
l'Wll'crn ' tn ma~c thc:ir poinl. he
\atd
ilc.:caU\e ol the 1111pi tcalHtn\ or the
pol ~C ). Crupper " '"' \late gn,crn­mcnl
,hould h.l\c a h.tml tn the 111-
tcrnal .tll :nr' ul the 111\Cr\ll}
I thtnk the l.cgl\laturc 'hnuld
ha\C 'llllH.~ ' •1) flCG tli'C \\ C g t\C
them money . he " ml The) 'hnulu
ha v~ 'ho '"ll the n.: ,pc..:t tn n1111:11.:1
ll '
t , ol I " the nnl} ptthlic li!Hvcr-
"'Y 111 Kentucky that hu> propmed u
'"'"king p<1itcy and g<>'ernrnenl of­lictttl'
fear th" rntght hccumc a
trend
Th" " J prcceuent that will be
'ct . '"'d Rep. Dnnnie Gedltng. 1).
Huruin,hurg. The health i"ue i'
not the 4lle,tinn I think it\ more of
where uu you put your priuritite' .
All or U\ reallle the IIIIJl<lnUIHOC of
tohanoo in thi' 'late don 1 hi te the
hand that leed' you
Gcdlmg and Crupper have re­cctveu
hca'y prc"ure from their
nul,tllucnh tohm.To farmeP't who
arc votcing thetr npp<l\ition to the
the p<1licy .
"We aren "t talking ahout 'mok­ing.
Crupper 'aid . Were talking
ahnul tohacco .
Hall \\a' <:ailed to 0\\en,horo
ov. 20 hi gtve uetailcd information
011 the pntpo,cd draft that ularmcu
man) lcgi,lator'.
The reprc,cnlaltvc' "'ked of L
to take a 'econd i<Klk al the policy
hefnre tmplementalutn . planned fur
the 'Jlrtttg 'ente,tcr ol IIJXIJ .
A' a rc'ult. Hall 'aul the admin-
1\lr;tlton "til look tnln two p<t\\ihle
1"\!VI,Itlll\
The k gl\lator' major pruhlem
wtth the dralt i' the clau'e on
trrccon\lhlc dtllercnce, . whtch
\l ate\ thai non-\lllllker\ Wl\hC\ Wtil
overrule tht1\C ut \ lllnkcr'.
I lhtttk there ought to he a p<1licy
ol l:ttrne" . Gcdling 'aid . Anytime
"hcr1 a \ltuatton create' a t.:nnllicl
the tton-,11toker \\ "" that' not
latr
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New International Student Advisor aids
exchange students' adjustment to U.S.
By .I CHRISTOPI-I~R KOEBEL
Stall Wnter
SIUdcnh !"rum lorcign land' have
a ncv .. l;und1:1r l;ll:C they l"Hfl ~tllll11
nn .tl the lJnl\cr"'Y nl l.ouiwilk .
Helen Park act.:eptcd U ol L, In ­ternaltnnal
Stuuenl Cnoruinatnr- I""'
Sept 15 after working two and a
hall )ear' itt ,, ,imilar role al Mur­ray
Stall' llntvcr,it}
Park ctlcd ll ol I.' dcdtcaltnn to
tnll'lll.lltntt.tl I'"'!!'·""' and the chal ­lengl
· ol \\ork1ng with a large mh.:r­tt
.tttott:tl 'tudcttl population '" her
m.un rca ... on' lnr taking the JUh .
i\t Murray "e had ahnul HKl
lnn: 1g11 'llldcnh . 'he ,,aid I kn.:.
" e h.l\ c ahnnt -ltKl tnclttdtng rc­''-''
lllhl.'r' :111d ,l.·hular ...
It nC\cr get' dttlli'<'l"att'c >"" get
''"h .t \,tncl) ol people that )OU arc
\o\.Ofklllg_ With
"' part or her new re,pnn\lhtlt ­lte,.
Park rct.:ruth 'tudenh from
:thto:td and \\ork' \\ ith them tn nri ­l'nl.
llttln '..:"uuh
1111..· '~''u111' ~Ill' dc,1gncd 1o hdp
'll11ktth .tdltl\l to the l.uutwtlle area
and cullure :tnd the Atttcnc:tn :tc:t·
den11c 'Y'tem . 'he -:ttd .
But P:tr~ '"iu her matn lunclion
'' to l'nun' d intcrnaliun;al \lmJcnt~
on imnugration . pcr,onal tlnd finan ­l'tal
matter ... .
Park ' ttllert:'l tn her t.:areer lidd
'tem' in pan lrum her own experi­ence
nver,ea, . She ,pent mtl\l of
hl'r !'!Uitlrner vw.:aliurh in Germany
:tnu allended high \t.:h<K•I anu t.:ullegc
thl'rl' ltlr lWt) year'
I t! lh..':" I vc ~en invnh·cd 111 it
111o'1 ~,r my lite . 'he: 'a1d .
Whtk 111 Germany. 'he tr:tvclcd
through """' ul Wc,tern Europe and
the E:t,tcrn Bloc countrit!'
She \ittU her c:trly lravd' and
cttltur:tl C\pencncc' prepared her lnr
ht:r po,llmn h) givmg her a lm .. t­h.
tnd hK1k at international \tuucnh'
[ter'l"''"ll\ e
I knnw the cxl"itemenl' it can
hring. hut "'"' the :tnxietic' that can
gn along with 11 . . ,he \:tid .
Park 'aid learning lilreign lan­gu:
tge' :tnd the cullure' of other
I..'Hllntrll.'' j, mon.:' 1mpor1ant lhan
""'' lor tnd:t} ' <:<>liege '""knh.
It '' a trcl1h.! nllou' advantage: in
the 111h market ." 'he 'aid. "That'
the change we have 'een itt the last
10 year, .
It wa' alway' ><lmething nice to
do. hut it really w;"n l connected to
11111\l people' joh,. But now. >lU·
uenl' who c:tn put internation:tl ex­perience
on their re,ume have a
much beuer ch:tncc in the job mar­~
et. "
Park "'"' \atd the :tverage t.:nllege
'tudcnl henclih from the expert·
encc> of the Untver-ity' l:trgc inter­national
>tudcnl p<lpulation .
Fur ."111\l Amerit.:an> tod:ty who
are gclltng an cdu..:ation. if they are
nor g.cumg 'orne kintl of internu­ltnnal
background in what they are
'tudymg. they oll"l' mj,,jng 'Oilll'­thtll);
when they gn out ttllo the joh
market, 'he 'aid.
I thin~ the intern:tlional \lUdenh
here can be a trcmendou' re>ourt.:e
to the Untvcr-ity and the commu­nity
. '
Rl',Jdc' a ...... l,tlllg. vi,iung. 'tuUenl\
.11 lJ nl L. the I ntem:tltunal Center
"'"' work' with I<!Cal ' tudenh who
w:int to 'tudy ovcN!:t\ .
STAFF PHOTO BY MARVIN YOUNG
Cardinal cardigans
James Mullins (lett), a traveling merchant, displays sweaters for .sale to U of L students Nov. 29.
INSIDE ...
STAFF PHOTO BV GREGORY HARRIS
Harvard University professors Ernest May (left) and Richard Neustadt. w1nners of U of L's first
Grawemeyer Award for Ideas Improving World Order. speak at a Nov. 20 ceremony.
Grawemeyer A ward winners
urge care in world diplomacy
By GREGORY HARRIS
Stall Wntcr
World p<lltllc "'"' ,hnuld rcmcm­her
hl\tnry\ lc"'"" anu reject
,hnn ->~ghted prejudiCe . at.:t.:ordtng
to the rectpienh nf the Uni ver\lt)
of Louiwille\ fir,t Grawemeyer
Awaru in p<llttical ""cnt.:e .
Rich:trd eu>ladl and Ertte\l
May. two Harvard Unl\cr,ity pru­fe!\~
or~. made their a ... ,crt inn at a
uv . 10 t.:eremony hononng them
'" rectpicnh or the H Charle'
Graweme cr aw:trd lot Idea' Im­proving
World Order.
In their h<Klk Think in~,: in Time.
the two pmpu'e that world leadcr­rethin~
the pre,umpltnn> and
>lereotype' they u'e ln judge in­tcrnatitmal
... ituation,.
M:ty 'aid every p<llitician npcr
;tle' I rom a rigid 'el nl pre,ump­tinn'
For e~amplc . Snvtcl leader
Mikhail Gnrhachcv and Prc"dcnl
elect Geltrge Bu,h operate lrum
npp<l\itc p<•inh or view .
"For Mr. Gorhachev . it " a
truth that <:<ttllllllttll\111 " bellcr
than capilalt\111. he \ittd . It'
hard ln hclicvc that Mr. llu'h will
wake up and believe that
t<:aragu.t " bellcr nil under the
( M.trxl\t ) Sa11danl\t:"
I he two ' ugge'l taktng a dii\Ct
look at hl\tory to he lle!" under
\ lJnd hnth prohkm' and ' "lui"'"' ·
May 'aiu .
"llnucr,landtng the prohlcm trl·
vol vc' undcr,tamJm:;. \\hat ha'
chant ed . he 'aid We dtd ' " in
the ltr'l place het:.tU\C hl\tttry "
where pn,hlcm' come lrum .
Unfortunately. leader' pay Ill tic
allcnllon tn a region ' h"tor) unlll
it hen1111e' a political " '''' · Ia}
'a Ill.
For lnur decade, . l11r C\:ttllplc.
the top level' ol the Amenc.ttt
government p:ttd no :tllcntion to
tt.:aragua . Pcrhap' the} hould
have . he 'aid .
Allhough a thorough e\:ttntna
tion of a rcgtnn' JKiitlil"al and
ht,tnneal dttll:ttc l:tke' '""" · 1\l.t)
~ <.uU h:<.u.J~r' often h :.1 H~ more tum.:
to make ucci,ittn' than lhc} allow
thC11N: I"'' ·
It " the n.tlur:tl tcndcn.-y ol
1..h:c.: I,IOI1 maker' and 1hc1r ai t.h:' to
leap to the quc,tion . What dn we
do. he ' '"d
CORRECTION
In then ru'h . !cadet' tend ln
1udgc \llUatum' h) prc<:cdenh that
tin nul apply. he -:tul
l·or example . May continued.
Prc\ldenl Dwtght D Ei,enhnwer
vt C: \\tC:d the Korean c.:unllil't til
tern" nl ~ orlu War II
Suh"'qucnt pt e\lucnt' \lewcu
the V1c1nam War a' a new Kurco.1n
War. anJ lc:u .. kr' are nnw trcatlllg
the c.:ntral Amcnl· ~m cri'i' a'
the} dtd ictn:ttn . thnugh there
;~rc kw .... imllant ie ... . he 'ait.J .
'cu,t:t<lt 'aid p<>litical 'hon ­'
lg.hh:Jnc" ulten rc ... ult' lrom
\l:tlC\111Cn projeCting peNmal lllll·
IIVC\ onto their COUtllerpan' anU
'lercntyptng ntha lcade" .
We thought a gtKid deal about
1111" one could "'Phi,llc:tlc thmc
' tcrcol yf'-'' a htt hellcr tlt,tn that.
he .., ~ud
rhc p:ur <ic\lgncu a lcthntque
the) call placing. where \\ol"itl
ltgurc' .tre 1udgcd 11111 hy the oh­'
cn cr ' ""'"'"> . hut hy the e~cnt'
th.tl 'hatlCd the leader' lilc
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Because of a reponer's error, a story in the Nov. 17 edition of The Louiwille ardinal incorrectly announced the
date of University A~sociate Archivist Torn Owen·~ politicial kickoff pany a\ Dec. 3. In fact the pany will be he ld
Dec. 2.
Inviting campus environment necessary
to recruit and retain minority students
Last of a three-part series
By KE ETH HARDIN
Staff Writer
Student lca<lcr' and admini,tratur'
ulike '"Y th:tt tl the Univ<!r,tly ol
Louiwtllc i' going to ttnprove '''
nttnonty ,tulfent ret.:ruitment and
re tcnllon ''" ' "lit.:,. 11 mu'l liN e,.
tahli>h a campu' atmmph<!re where
thn\e \lUdcnl\ wtll feel at home
"I can l think ol anythtng more
ttnp<ln:mt 111 an tncoming 'tuuenl
than to know that there arc people
who are in the "tme hoat "' he " ·
'aid lJ nl I. AACP chapter Pre"­denl
Ger:tld While . We need 1<1
\how p<llentml \tudenl\ that there i.,
u rc:tl. thnving hluck wmmuntty at
U ol I_ that i' mvolved nn c:ttnpu>
and ha' """ething valuahlc to ttlkr
them .
Ahoul 10 percent ol the lull -lttllc
undergraduate >tudent' enrolled at
nf L tn I'JX7 were hlad and hlack'
t.:Oillp<l\ed 5.5 percent ol the
'l:lu~1l' part -lttnc \lltdent'. :tl:l:oru
tng tn 'lati,tic' prc,cnted to the
Board ol Tnl\lee' by V tee Pre" dent
lur Student AITatr' Denny Golden
dunng ih Oct. 2-l mecllng
Over the ''"' ltve year,, the mttll·
her ol hlack 'tudent' at lJ nl I. ha'
incrca,ed hy 205 . However. "' total
enrollment "'"' grew dunng th<l\e
year\, the percentage ul hlack' 111
the total \tudenl p<lpulallon ha' hov­ered
arounu \CVen percent.
De,ptle the mcre:t,ed number ol
hlach. White. a nattvc ol
Louiwille' We>l End . ,,ud much ol
Loutwtllc' black communtly '''"
Smoking ...
'ce' U ul I. '" a predonttnantly
white in,titution .
I t.tlk to my lncml' down there
(tn the We,t F.nd) and they '"Y that
lJ ol L i' nol a pl:t\OC lor hla'k pen·
pie . he 'atd . 'J don 't lhtnk "' the
r<!,ult of any willlul uclton on U of
I.' p:tn . hut that lccltng dt>e' CXI\l.
and WC lleeU to he aggre\\IVC in
comhalttl!,! it
The AACP and other campu'
group' arc 'fJ<HNtring a v:triety of
recruitment progr:ttm llc\lgned to ·
lunttltarlle hlut.:k \tudenl' wtlh lJ ol
I. hcfore they furm negaltve percep­tion"
While' off tee and an<Hher \tudcnl
,:roup. the Black Engtneer' and
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Index ...
A Bad Scene ...
Student attacked while
working the desk at Car-dinal
Hall ......... ...... Page 2
Administration
Building to be named for
H. Charle Grawemeyer
Afterclass review
the latest movie and
record releases Cardinal Edltorlal Board looks
a t the bullies tn the Legisla­tures
who threr.ten U of L's
buget over the smoking policy
News Brlefs ............... Page 2
Afterclass .................. Page 4
Sports ....................... Page 6
Sports Carda ...
A look at U of L'• new •ports
trading cards ......... Page 8
1M ltory, Page 2. 8MetoriM,Pegea4-5.
tn Edltorlala, ............ Page 8
Editorials .................. Page 8
PerspectJve ................ Page 9
Classified Ads ........... Page 10