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Kernel announces new Friday paper, Weekend Timeout

The Kernel is launching a new Friday edition, Weekend Time Out, that will heavily preview sports and features events that happen over the weekend.

With fame typically comes fortune; and many of UK’s student athletes certainly have fame. Yet the amount of reimbursement these players receive is minimal.

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As a senior preparing to graduate in spring 2012, I consider the building of new dorms “good news.” The location for the new dorms needs to be reconsidered.

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It may not be high-level athletics, but it’s competition all the same.

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Kentucky Kernel editor-in-chief answers why the Kernel’s conflict with UK Athletics is an issue worth fighting for.

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At a university as well-known as Kentucky, students have a duty both in academics and in athletics to act as a representation of all things we wish to be.

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Student athletes or pro heroes?

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Oxymorons are a fascinating way to look at social beliefs and commonly held conceptions and misconceptions. They are jokes that speak to a certain “truth.” Take, for example, military intelligence. Its inclusion into the oxymoronic lexicon shows that some people find the military’s capacity for information gathering to be somewhat suspect. My personal favorite, at [...]

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By Ethan Levine At a school known for the fantastic freshmen in its basketball program, UK’s men’s golf program has a fantastic freshman of his own. Chase Parker, a 19-year-old student in the College of Agriculture, was named to the Southeastern Conference All-Freshman Team on Tuesday. Parker is the first UK freshman to receive the [...]

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UK Hoops suspends transfer

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By BW Jones Junior forward Jackie Sanders has been suspended from the UK women’s basketball team, according to UK head coach Matthew Mitchell. Sanders, who transferred to UK from Gulf Coast Community College after the 2007-08 season, is the only new player on the roster eligible to play this season. She averaged 11.3 points and [...]

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Rice repeats as conference Defender of the Year

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For the second year in a row, the UK men’s soccer team can boast that it has on the best defensive player on the field during conference play — literally. The league office named junior defender Barry Rice Conference USA Defender of the Year for the second consecutive season Wednesday. In addition to Rice, freshman [...]

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