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Vol. 60, No. 25 LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY MARCH 22, 1990 10 PAGES AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT NEWSPAPER
House Bill60 gives SGA
presidents additional input
13> JOII ORB! RSO'
Stall Wntcr
The 19'10 Kcntud..y legt,laturc re
cent I) P"''cd a hlilthill pm' tUc' gr~a t cr
mput from 'tuucnt gn,cnuncnt pre''
dcnh mthe gu,cnmr'' ,elcclltln nl 1hc
' tudcntnwmhettnthe Counc;tl on lltghcr
Edut::ltlnn.
lfm"c Bill 60. 'P'11Nlretl h) rep1.:
'entaii \ C' f.rn~'tn . CONlllC and \nn
"'onhup. heL.unc 'tat~ 1,1\\ on i·eh. I
;uncndmg KRS 1Cl4 .010 ol KcntuL~)
, I,IIUIC\.
"Pnor tn th" hill the· go' crnor ·•r
p<Jullcd the 'tudcnt mcmi'!Cr I rom a'"'
ol pcoplc 'uhuuttcd from e;u.:h unl\ cr
'"~ ·, SG \ prc,tdcnt." Su>Nlllt: '·'"'
" O\\ the go,ernor h.t, to 'elect the
m.:mher lrom the three nommec' rcl·
nnunentlcd h) the 'tudent gn•ctnment
prc,idenh ..
I he amendment al,oallm" 111putlrom
a '"dcr range ol 'chonl,, mcludmg
Clli11111Unll) LOIIC)!'-'"" \\ell"' unl\~1'1
(IC\
" i'het:lli11111U11II) Cllilc)!t:\ had no\ l11Ce
111 ,..,lccuon ol the 'tudent rcpre,cnta
IJ'!JD®
rK@ rrD a(J j] ©! Jtif
fb®@U~Dfila[/j]f!'@
"It places
some
limitations on
the Govenor."
Ernesto
Scorsone
II\ e, ... Sn>Nllle 'Jill... "" they play a
role 111 the 'elect ton procc" ...
nnnan Sn1der. lhrcllor ul commu
nte<llllll1\ lor the ounul on lltghcr Edu·
c;atll111, 'a1d the nc" regulation "'II ha' c
ltttlc at kt:tnn thedt:c"i<lrlma~mg proc
c .......
" It pla<.:e' 'omc new hmtt;llton' on the
~ove rnor:· Snider 'aid. "We. at the
council. don'tlcclthatthi' i' a ,tringcnt
lmut;lllon on the gmcmor hecau'c it
on l) hnHh the pool ol nommec,. The
ultmwtt: .wtht 11 II) 'lllllal"un the ~mer
nor
. t·or,nnc al'o '" 'd th;ll he i' "" o l• ~d
'"'" llou'c Btlll \(1\, hich \\ouldchangc
the appmntmcnt Lnt.:na lor 'ac.mc1e'
un the unl\er'lllc,· Board ofTru, tec,.
"Th" bli I" 111 ltmllthe tn:, lec' · term'
Ill'" )Car,." Sctu,onc .,;ud. " I ht: gmcr·
nor \\Ill ha\C IOIIl.I~C the 'clct:IIOnlor
vacant trmtcc pn,IIIOih lromthc li,tol
three llldl\ lllual' recommended tn hun."
S111der added that the htll "'II al'o
rc4u1re 1hc counul to''-'' up an orienta·
tion program lor nc"l)' appomted lx1ard
memher...
I lou'" Bill IJ6 ha' pa.,.,cd the hou'e
'""'''no\\ undt:r th'l'U"ion 111 the Edu
callonComnllllt:colthe . cnatc.ll pa' cd.
the prop1N:d change' \Hluld not ta~e
cllcct umil J;m . I. 1992.
Memphis woman fights to keep Dr. King's
dream from being torn down with motel
lh CIIARU-: 'vfcCLTE
-;i.,ll Wnter
MEMPHIS J.1e4uchnc Smuh '""
'lept 111 a hlue tarpaulm ouhtdc the
Lorraine Motel for o' er ~00 day' to
pmte't the cun,trucuon of an SH.X mil·
lion Cl\ II nght' rnu,curn on the "'e of
the a"a"ina11on of the Rev. 11.1a111n
Luther K mg Jr.
Smllh ,thc fonner front de'~ man.1gcr
ol the motel . W<h the only rcmatning
rc"dcnt until ' he '"" forc1hil C\ tctcd
lmm thc prcm"c' h) 'hcnfl ' , ·dcpullc'
h e1 'mce her C\ i<.:t1on. the I rail and
,ofhp<Acn Sm1th h'" ' tood '•gil out·
'Ide the c h ai n - 1111~ lcnce 'urruundtng
the con,trucllon area. In the" mtcrtune.
'he ,I.J)' under ,everal hlankch to ~ ccp
"ann and <lCca,innally \WII ·" "her'
hnng her lnnd.
Smllh can oltcn he lound !(reeling
VI'>IIOr' and a' ~m g them to "gn 11er
g uc~t regi,try. The rnemher' of the band
2 and other mu,ical and political d1g
nitane<, ha\e added the1r mart..., to the
boo~ .
The" reath that honorcu the ~pot "here
K mg wa, ~1lled no" hang' on the fence .
and be'•de 11 i' a "!!n that read,. "Keep
1hc Dream Alive... II that rcm<un' of
the motel "a dilaptdatcd '~dcton . half
torn-do\\ n.
1\rn on~ the 'lated C\h thll' at the con­trm
er,lal c1v tl righh mu,eum wi ll he a
Montgomery. Ala .. bu' with 'eati ng only
mthe h.tc~ . a pri,on ce ll. Ku Klu\ K ian
paraphcmalia and a la,cr tracing the
path oil he hullctthat ended King·, life.
Srnt th thm~' the e~h1hih meld) glo·
nfy violence.
"The'c exhibit\ arc dc,igncd to create
fear. dc,t>Cratiun and hatred. and I ju't
don 'ttlun~ thi' '' th.: "ay to teach ci \ il
nghh ... 'he 'at d.
Smtth 'aid the idea ol honunng King
by erect ing a mt"cum u'ing 'talc fund'
doc' lllltconformto the prinr~ple' "hich
he adHlCatcd.
" II Dr. Kml! \\ere alive. he would not
uphold 'uch ~~ plan of hutldmg a mu·
,cum at the e\pen'c of' the p<lllrpcopk"
Smnh 'aid. in an mterv1ew with SPI
magatine.
lm.tcad mith '>aid 'he would like to
,ee the motel placed on the ational
Rcgi'>ler tor l!i, toric Place,. funded by
the govcmment and re,tored a; a ' he iter
for the homele;., and elderly.
She in'l<,ted that would be the only
IN BRIEF
genu me menllll ial to King I>Ccau'e he
"i'hcd to he remcmi'!Crcd lor hi' hfe·
time 'pent 'er\ mg other,.
"Dr. King came here in 196X to help
the p<xJr. And he w;" ' lain whtlc doing
,o," 'he 'aid... O\\ the ghetto i' hecom·
ing the rich man·, paraui,e. poor people
arc heing forced out of their home,.
'mall bu,inc"e' an.: heing force to clo,c.
"The otlf) th111g tim 111011\lro,it) they
call a mu,cum "ill do i' incrc;"e hatred
het"ecn 1he race,. Dr. King 'utTered a
horn hie death. \lothtng "illma~e thi' a
prett> place. 1\othtng."
Dr. Kmg·, "'dm\ . Corell a. ha' al,o
e\prc"cd upplhtllnn to the mu,eum.
A 'Jlo~c,man for Corella Kmg ha'
'aid in the Mcmplm Commcrctai·Ap·
f1Cal ncw,paper " ll "her concern that the
focu' 'hould he on h" life rmherthan hi'
dc;uh:·
Smith 'aid 'he dtlC' not nlan to leave
her tent and will continue her cru,ade to
keep King ·, dream alive.
"I'm not leaving:· \he 'aid in South·
point rnaguine. " I've heen down here
'>ince 1972 in the Lorraine Motel, and
ju<,t hecause the >tatcofTenne;<,ee ~icked
me out. I won't go."
Center offers mental health
work hop on tot and marriage
Renowned relig ious cholar to
speak in Newman Center series
The Center for Per..onal Development of Seven Cuuntie\
ervice., "Ill offer wor~'hop' on tot management and on ho"
tu m:untam a happy mamagc.
Both program\ will be gi,cn March 26 from 6:30 - 8 p.m.
"Trouble with Toh Parenting Pre--chooler... " leu hy Holly
B. Gu<,taf\on, Ph.D. wil l cover dc,clopmental 1tagc,, <,ibling
re latlon,hlp>. preparation for -chool. and ho" 10 1dcnllf}
JXllentwl problem'
.. rc "e O~ay'' • ctllng long Better a' a Cuuplc" wtll
mcludc a dl\l' U'>'>lOil ahout \\hat a health) rclallon,hlp i'> and
how to attam and maintain on·. and ho" to communiCate
cllecllvcly. The cia" will be led h) Ben Green. Ph.D.
The co't 1f 0 or e:~e h program. all .161 2566 for more
mlormat1on.
Free. eminar cover. copyrights,
trademark. and patent
The l nivcr..~ty of l .uu"' !lie Sn1.1ll Bu"ne" l C\clopmcnt
enter, the Louiwlllc B;~r "llCiat1on and thcFrec Puhl1c
I ihrary prc,cnt '' wmmar titled "Patent,. C'opynghh and
tradcmart..," to help hu,me"c' guard .md prol11 I rom thc1r
product'> ;md 1dea\.
The 'cmmar. \p<UN1red b) the l ul I Center for Entre·
pcneur<.lupundt chnolog>. \\Ill he M;trch 26fmml ~0-4 : 10
p.m. in Rm. 344 of the School of Bu\lne".
!'or more mforn1at1on call 5XK 7K45 .
INDEX
Atterc .. u __ _
Sporta
The Re v. Donald Senior. a nationally recognited ew Tes­tament
1cholar and pre,idcnt ofCatholic Theological nion in
Chicago. will be the final 'peaker in the 19!!9-90 cwman
Center Di1tingui,hed peat..er. Program.
In hi1 March 23 1e ture.titlcd "Je>u' the Physician," enior
"ill cKplore the b1hlical tradition on healing. including '"'
'lX: I:tl dimcn,ion,, and con\1der ih implicmions for the modem
Chr"tian vocmion of hcalmg in all '" d•mcn.,ion.
II" talk " free and open to the public.
Communication Job. Fair give
, tudent edge in career market
The of l. chapter of the Public RelatiOn' tudcnt . oc1cty
ol Amcric;~ will 'pon,or a job; fair to provide univcr'>ity
'tudent\ from of Land other are;~ campu'e' a chance to get
mfonn.111on on their upcommg joh .,earl' he,.
rhc fatr. "h1ch will be held March 2X m Rm. 300 of the
llumanille' BU1ldin)!. wllllcature three funnal prc,entallon'
on mtervicwing 1kdl,, conducting a job 'c;~rcl1 and compo,.
111g a re1Uil1C.
Student'" Ill ai'>O gctthcopportunuy to meet wuh member<.
I rom Lou"' tile area public relat•nn' and Jdven"mg agcn
Cle\.
lntere,ted 'tudent' may reg~'>ter 111 Rm. 31 () Strilklcr 1 1;~11 or
call :IR!! 6976 for more mforn1a110n.
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Spetz to tress importance of geography
B) 131, J. T LHO 1~1' Ill
tall'\! ntcr
Mm t people dnn 't r"1ilte gcogr.1
phy tk.ll' "11h more than map,. glohe'
and tcxtlxm~' · arcorchng to Dcn111'
pel!. ""octate profe" >r ol geogra­phy
and uirector ol the K c ntu c ~ y
Geogr<~pluc i\ll1ancc.
To correct that mi,conccpuon.
."pc11. nne nl "' pcnple to \LII1thc
;lllllllal 'oum:il lor Gengraphtc
Education ·, ui,ltngui,hed t eaLh ln ~
awaru in I IJXX . " iII di'et'" "Geogra
phy: It ·, ot Ju,t Map' ny more"
March 22 tn Stric~lcr llall'' Cochran
uullorium at 7:30 p.m.
By focu,ing on the 11np<.li1Jnre nl
geography in rdation to day · In-day
tile a' '"II a~ 111 hi,tory .md \\orld
economy. Spctt hopc' to cmpha,itc
the importance ol 'ud1 kno\1 kdge.
"You ma~ e geograph1c tkci"on'
C\ Cryday that you wouldn 't th in ~
about'" being geographical." he 'aid.
"The 4uic~c'1 way we me.J,urc d"
tance i' in tem" of time. not mile,,
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'hould tnduded C\01111111.111011 ol ''"'h
gcngr<~plllr p.lltcnh
\n O~l.1hom . 1 lllll\ cr,ll\. he .ltilkd.
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I rom the llnu~ d St.llc' pen adc l.lr·;ll' ·')
countne,.
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tu c~) geogre~ph ) 111 rdatio11to1hc ""''"
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lur~•gn con•txuuc' "mpl) I'!Cl'.IU'c nl '"
ioc;IIIOn.
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\ldcd I I.(XlO \\Or~er, , We,t Gcnn.lll)
·UXXl. the nllctl K ingdnm \.!XXI. and
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ment."
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STAFI PHOTO BY HARRY SA'OI H
IT'S FULL OF STARS: Taylor County High School students visited the Planeta rium recently.
Committee thinks campus environmental
concern should extend beyond Earth Day
By JOHN ORBERSO
Staff Writer
An infonnal committee of niver·
sity of Louiwille faculty and staff
recently gathered to di,cus' way• to
bring the environment to the fore·
front of Universi ty concem ·.and not
a minute too soon according to
member John hamberlain .
" nless we make progress now
there won't be anything left for our
children:· he :.aid.
While immediately involved in
planning a campus-wide Earth Day
ce lebration. member. hope their work
will continue long after April 21.
"Thb i'ju>tthe start of a continued
effort for environmental awareness:·
'aid Chamberlain. U of L ·s director
of publi at ion<,. "We want to make a
't;ncrnentto the communi ty 'howing
our commitment to the e nv~ronment
heyond Earth Day."
The committee began when A\\O·
ciate Provo't Tom rawford retumed
from a meeting on the<.:i ly·wide Earth
Day celebration planned for Apri l
22.
Excited about the upcoming ac·
uvitie' and convinced that the time
wa<, right for rai.,ing the environ·
mental con,ciousne.,., of the Univc r·
'ity, raw ford soon found other' who
'harcd hi' concem,.
fter gettmg approval from the ad·
mmi.,trallon. the committee focu,cd
on Earth Day ac11viuc,.
rawford 'aid the committee will
\till coordinate of L ·., activitie•
wnh the other Louiwille organila·
11on' plannmg ecolog1cal event'>,
however. the nlvcr,ity'<, act tvitie.,
EC~LIBRIUM
will take place the day before the pan a I
discussion' and forum\ centered at the
Louiwille Zoo.
"We are planning to plant 54 atalca'
around the School of Education hUIId·
ing to 1ymbolite the number of acre' of
rain fore'" that are de,troycd each
minute in the world.'' 'aid Cmwford.
committee chair. "One of our people,
Lucien Young (ground\ <,uperintendcnt).
de,igned a plan for the land,caping und
we think it will he an appropriate re·
mindcr for tho'e "ho 1ec 11."
In addition to ded1catmg the garden.
the committee will hn'>l an cvironment.JI
fair. Chamberlain 'a id.
"We plan to have tethered ball<lllll
ridc1 and 'et up tahle' with envtmn
ment:tl information on them to promote
ecology.'' he 'aid.
Chamberlain. however. hope' tn at
tract more than ju,t 'ight·\ccr-.
"We're calling for fa culty.''·'" and
'tudenh to 'how up. with a br<xun ;md
their fmmhe,. ready to work .'' he ,,ml
"We want to \tart the internal u11ere'1
and arc trying 10 be a ca taly '' ..
To keep alive the topic ol cn-.ron
mental re>pon"hllit y. the mcmlx:r'
coined a \logan. "EC01.113RI M Ynu
an Ma~e ;\ Dtffercn.:e."
"On April:!! wcwtllh.l\eccolng) I'
\ hin,. hall c.lp'> and other items for
>ale Ml that everyone can show their
intcrc't wlh~ environment and ecol­ogy."
ra~< ford 'aid.
... , he "'"''"\lore has ordered post·
er- that ,how a 360 degree panoramic
v1e" ol ,, Vcnctuclan rain foreo,t,"
Cra" ford added.
Although the committee wants to
thro" .1 good party. member; hope
thetr mco,,age will have a la\ling
unpall on parttctpanh. "Thi'> is j u'>l
the be~mmng.'' he ;a1d. "We want to
carr) 11 on pa't Eanh Day.
Cr.twford explained the profi" from
the ,,,le' will he put into a fund forthe
~nv tronmcnt and may he U\cd off,ct
th~ co't ol a campul· \\ldc recycling
program orothcrenv•romnental proJ·
cch at of 1..
"( of I.) Pre,ident (Donald) Swain
i' favorahle to our effon<> and is
wongly di,po1cd to de vc lopmg a
recyclmgprogramatthc n•ver<,lly,"
rawlord ,,mi.
"The ongi nal Eanh Day wa<, a day
or prole,, 20 year' ago," he .,;ud.
"Tiu' E:1rth Day i' a day of celebra­tion
hecau'e we are conccmed ahout
doing ,nmcthmg imtead ofJU" talk·
ing ahoui 11. •·
Cardinals lo e to Ball State in The a :·.
second round NCAA acti n See story, Page 6 NCAA