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TAYLOR GALLANT
Teachers fondly remember young sailor
Gallant was bright student Jan. 26 during a training exercise While a student at an entire class period to
with the Navy off the coast of North GRC, Gallant was a mem- figure out, Parks said.
Carolina. His death is under inves- ber of the marching Because he already
with goals set on a career
tigation. band’s drum line. While knew he was going into
He was assigned to the Explosive he was a talented musi- the Navy after graduating
in the Navy, educators say Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit 12, cian, it was Gallant’s in- high school, “AP calculus
a force with the only capability of tellect many of his was not something he
its kind within the Department of teachers remember. needed,” Parks said, and
By Katie Perkowski what he wanted to do with his life a Defense, according to the Navy. Math teacher Steven he recalled Gallant paying
lot earlier than many of his peers John Gay, public affairs officer Parks taught Gallant’s ad- attention for five minutes
The Winchester Sun Taylor Gallant
— serve in the Navy. for the Navy Expeditionary Combat vanced placement calcu- and then sleeping the rest
Taylor Gallant was known by his Petty Officer Second Class Gal- Command, said Gallant “was lus class his senior year. of class.
teachers as a highly intelligent, lant, 22, a 2008 George Rogers among an elite group of men and He said Gallant could learn in five "But at the end of the year,
driven student who knew exactly Clark High School graduate, died women.” minutes what it took other people See SAILOR, A3
Firefighter injured EDUCATION
Clark
schools
take lead
in new
content
rules
By Bob Flynn
The Winchester Sun
When the Kentucky Department
of Education adopted its new core
content standards for all Kentucky
schools in 2010, there was some
apprehension on the part of many
educators across the state.
The new standards, which began
with the 2011-2012 school year,
were designed to provide fewer but
more in-depth standards that were
aligned from elementary to high
school and post secondary educa-
tion to ensure students graduated
prepared to succeed in college or
C careers.
lark County firefighters treat one of their own who was injured in a two vehicle accident on Pine Ridge Road Monday
While some school officials
morning. Lon Gordon was injured when his personal vehicle, at right, and a truck driven by Mildred Robinson collided on
adopted a wait and see attitude
the narrow road located just past Trapp. Robinson told the deputy sheriff that she did not see the oncoming vehicle and about the new core curriculum,
pulled from a driveway. Gordon was transported to Clark Regional Medical Center for treatment by Winchester Fire-EMS. Clark County Superintendent
Elaine Farris was an outspoken
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proponent of the new standards
from day one.
LESSONS ON LIFE So it should be no surprise that
midway through the first year
using the new core curriculum,
BCTC will host financial, relationship workshop
George Rogers Clark High School is
at the forefront in its adoption of
the new standards.
By Katie Perkowski workshops offered in the last five can choose to participate in one Department of Health and Human The first phase of the new state
years, said Melissa Gross, healthy or both of the six-week sessions. Services Administration for Chil- system included English II, U.S.
The Winchester Sun
marriage project coordinator for “Another difference will be we dren and Families. The grant was history, algebra and biology
Those needing relationship or Clark County. have always focused on the idea given to promote healthy mar- classes, but because of their confi-
financial advice will be able to The classes will focus on topics of finances and how important riage and responsible fatherhood, dence in the system, GRC officials
find both during a six-week work- including budgeting, the dangers that is to relationships, and we Gross said. It will last for three also included English I in the
shop at Bluegrass Community and of debt, relating with money, com- will continue to focus on finances, years. school’s core curriculum.
Technical College’s Winchester munication skills, handling money but we are introducing some more “We think the class is important And halfway through the first
campus beginning Thursday. together and the importance of relationship skills, like communi- because we try to get people a year, GRC principal David Bolen
Kentucky River Foothills will fun. cating, than we have in the past real lift and real life skills for get- said the new curriculum is every-
offer the workshop, “Financial Gross said unlike previous five years,” she said. ting through their budgeting plan thing he thought it would be and
Peace and Relationship Peace: workshops, this one will be done Kentucky River Foothills is of- for their household,” she said. more.
Foundational Skills,” to educate in six weeks versus 12, with an- fering the classes through a “How to talk about having their “There’s no comparison. It’s like
couples and singles on how to other six-week installment to be healthy marriage federal grant it budgeting plan, and then that daylight and dark,” Bolen said. “I
achieve both. It will resemble offered in the future. Participants received in October from the U.S. See HOST, A3 feel very confident that there is
more teaching going on now than
there probably ever has been. They
WINCHESTER ELECTION
IN YOUR WORLD see the connection now to the ACT
test and they know that what they
Shannon Cox files for re-election
are teaching is going to make a dif-
OBITS ference for these kids.”
Initially, there was a little appre-
Billy Ray Lykes, 75, hension by some teachers about
Sun staff report opportunities, and work with all coached football at GRC, and has the new standards, Bolen said, but
Winchester
entities to broaden education. We coached track, tennis and baseball after going through some training
City Commissioner Shannon need to aggressively go after jobs in the school system. on the new standards, that quickly
Cox, 52, who has served on the whether it is 10 or a thousand.” Cox is a member and deacon at went away.
Dorothy C. Burgess,
Winchester Board of Commission- Cox said his sense of Central Baptist Church, a “Initially some were a little
85, Winchester ers since 1998, has filed for re-elec- fiscal responsibility, founding member of the leery, but after the ACT people
tion in the May 22 election. bold outlook to the fu- Winchester Retirement came and we had a couple of work
He is running because he wants ture and historical Place Board, the Gideons days, the more they got into it the
Taylor Gallant, 22, to continue to make Winchester a sense put him in a and the Wickliffe Society. more they liked it,” Bolen said.
Winchester better place to live, Cox said in a unique position. He serves as the chair- “But what really put us over the
news release. Cox is a graduate of man of the Winchester hump was when the teachers we
— A2 “We stand at an important junc- George Rogers Clark Salvation Army Service sent to Ashland for some followup
ture,” he said. “Positive, experi- High School and the Board. training in the fall came back re-
enced leadership can and will University of Kentucky, Most recently, Cox ally pumped up and on fire about
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make a difference in the lives of all and he earned a mas- worked on a committee it, everybody really dived into it
Shannon Cox
VOL. 134, NO. 25 of this community for generations ter’s degree in history with City Commissioner head first.”
75¢ PER COPY to come. We must be active in re- from Eastern Kentucky Rick Beach and members Under the new standards, all
cruiting both new (and) superior University. of the Clark County Fiscal Court to sections of a course are taught the
industry. He teaches at GRC, and has pre- draft an agreement between the same way, using the same assign-
“We have to constantly seek new viously taught at Clark Middle city and county to share tax rev- ments and assessments, which
retail business, strive for new School and Conkwright Middle enues from the current and new guarantees that all students
recreational and entertainment School. He has also formerly hospital sites. See LEAD, A3
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schools are serving
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THE WINCHESTER SUN Opinion
A4 — TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 2012
L E G I S L A T I V E
U P D A T E
Bipartisan
spirit at work
in the House
F
RANKFORT—TheKentucky
GeneralAssemblycontinuesto
workthroughtheprocessofhear-
ingtestimonyand
considering319
piecesoflegislation
thathavebeenfiled
intheHouseofRep-
resentativesand
119filedintheSen-
ate.
Despitesome
bruisedfeelings
overthepassageof
State Rep.
aredistrictingplan
Donna Mayfield
thatisnowbeing
litigatedinFranklin
CircuitCourt,lastweekintheHousewe
cametogethertopassbipartisanlegisla-
tiontoremovethecompetitivedisadvan-
tageconfrontedbythesuppliersof
durablemedicalsuppliesinKentucky.
ThepassageofHouseBill21byavoteof
91-0,sponsoredbyRep.DavidFloyd,will
insureifstatelawsinwhichthehomeof-
ficeofanout-of-statesupplierofdurable
medicalproductsrequireKentuckydis-
tributorstohaveanofficeinthatstateto
dobusiness,thesamewillapplytothose
comingintoKentucky.
Thisnearlyunanimousvotefollowsac- Clark library offers many services
tionlatelastweekwhenwevoted99-0
forlegislationtorequirethenotification
ofthepresidingjudgeandallwitnesses
inthecasewhentheindividualisre-
leasedfromcareorescapes.
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Reps.MyronDossett,BenWaideand heClarkCountyPublicLibraryisa Witheachmovethelibrarygrew.More FriendsoftheLibrary(onecanjoinfor
RyanQuarlesareworkingtobuildsup- fabulousassettothiscommunity. andmorespacewasacquiredasmoreand only$10)supportthelibrarythroughthe
portforHouseResolution60,callingon morebookswereaddedtothecollection booksaleitconductseachyear,andthese
themembersoftheKentuckycongres- Itistrulyamazing andmoreservicesofferedtoapublicthat additionalfundsgotowardprovidingmore
sionaldelegationtoopposeproposed thevarietyofprograms hasconsistentlysupportedthelibrary. servicestopatrons,especiallyreadingpro-
changesbytheUnitedStatesDepart- initiatedbythelibrary EveryTuesdayinthispaper,John gramsforyouth.Nowisagoodtimetojoin
mentofLabortosubstantiallyalterthe anditsstaff,andthe Maruskinwritesacolumnthatoutlinesup- theFriendsfortheentireyear,andtheywill
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norsengagedintheagriculturalindustry. somethingtobehold. informationaboutthenumerousservices DVDs.
Theproposedchangesinthestandards Staffmembersarecon- availablethere. Therealsoistechnicaladviceavailableat
havethepotentialtonegativelyimpact4- stantlycomingupwith Acalendarofeventsalsoispublished thelibrarythroughperiodicprogramsthat
HandFutureFarmersofAmericapro- unique(andsometimes eachmonthandisalwaysavailableintheli- helppeoplewithwordprocessing,comput-
gramsacrossthecountry.Thechanges unorthodox)waysto brarylobby.Forthosewhocannotregularly ers,digitalphotographyandotherissues.
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operatedbyminorsaswellastheirabil- volvement. bemailedifrequested. month,frequentlyolderclassics.
itytobeinvolvedinthecareoflivestock Thereareprogramsforeveryonefrom Librariesacrossthecountryarechanging Specialprogramsalsoarescheduled
andthecultivationoftobaccoandother toddlerstoadults,fromartclassestocom- rapidlytokeepupwithadvancingtechnol- throughouttheyearwithguestspeakers.
crops. puterhelptomovies. ogyandtheincreaseddemandsforservices, Andthelibrarypresentsartexhibits
Thisweekbeganthehearingprocess Andallthisdoesn’tevenincludethevast andthelocallibraryisnoexception. throughouttheyear,fromwellknown
onabudgetforthe2012-2014biennium. arrayofmoviesavailabletobecheckedout Onecanaccessthelibrarywebsitefrom artists,membersofthecommunityand
StateBudgetDirectorMaryLassiter orthethousandsofbooksavailabletopa- homeandfindoutwhatisgoingonorsim- localschoolartclassstudents.Infact,the
madeherfirstappearancebeforethe trons,oneverysubjectfromarchaeologyto plylookupabooktitletoseeifitisavail- yearlydisplayofstudentartworkisoneof
HouseAppropriationsandRevenueCom- zumba. able,andtherearenumerouscomputer themostanticipatedexhibitseveryyear,
mittee,andanumberofsubcommittee ForthosewhohavelivedinWinchester stationswithinthelibrarythatarecon- andtheinteriorofthebuildingisawashin
hearingswillnowtakeplaceasmembers foraconsiderableamountoftime,itiseasy stantlyinuse,demonstratingastrongde- fascinatingworksofart.
aregivenanopportunitytoparticipatein torecalltheevolution(booksonthatsub- mandthroughoutthecommunitytohave Butitisthedirector,JulieMaruskin,and
thebudgetdevelopmentprocess. jectalsoavailable)ofthelocallibraryfrom thesefacilitiesavailable. herstaffwhomakethelibrarytheincredi-
Amongtheissueslikelytobediscussed asmallroomintheupperlevelofthecourt- Thereisawiderangeofmagazinesavail- bleassetitistoWinchesterandClark
aspartofthebudgetprocesswillbeleg- housetoarefurbishedPullmancarlocated able,coveringamultitudeofsubjectssure County.
islationintroducedtoexemptpurchases behindcityhall,toarenovatedchurchon topiquetheinterestofmanypatrons,re- Innovationandinspirationarerampant
ofmanysuppliesfortheoperationofan MainStreetacrossfromtheBrown-Procter gardlessofwhattheirrequirementsmaybe, there.
equineoperation.Finally,thisweeksaw hotel,toitspresentfacilitylocatedonthe includingmanymagazinesdirectedtoward Findsomewaytotakeadvantageofit.
HouseBill26,abillsponsoredbymeand siteoftheoldWinchesterHighSchool. youngreaders. Youwon’tbesorry.
Rep.LonnieNapier,continuetobuild
supportintheHousewhere55members Letters to the editor
havesignedonasco-sponsors.Thisbill
wouldrequiretheCabinetforHealth
Servicestodevelopaplanfordrug
screeningforrecipientsofpublicassis- Catholic Schools Week Show support for shelter
communityanchoredinChrist.
tance.Thelawwouldrequirethestateto
celebrated at St. Agatha Thereareparents,grandparents,former
developagraduatedsystemofmonitor- DearEditor,
studentsandmembersofSt.JosephChurch
ingtoincludebloodandurineteststo PleasejoinusSaturdayfrom8a.m.to5
DearEditor, whoprovidetheirtime,talentandtreasure
determineifrecipientsareinvolvedin p.m.atourWinchesterKrogerstoreforthe
Thisweek,throughouttheUnitedStates, sotheteacherscanspendtheireffortsand
theuseofillegaldrugs.Inthosein- 2012“ShopandShareDay”onbehalfofour
thecatholicchurchiscelebratingits attentiononprovidingopportunitiesfor
stanceswheredocumentedabuseison- BluegrassDomesticViolenceShelter.Last
schools.WeatSt.AgathaAcademyhavea growthinstudents’faithandknowledge.
going,thestatecouldsuspendservicesto year,ClarkCountyraisedmorethan
longhistoryofservingandeducatingstu- Becauseofallthesegenerouspeople,St.
adultrecipients. $15,000ingoodsanddonations.
dents.Weareproudofthefaith,academics Agathacontinuestobeanoutstandingedu-
Whilethebillhasnotyetreceivedits Weneedyourhelponceagain.Domestic
andservicethatmakeacatholicschooled- cationoptionforthefamiliesofClark
firsthearing,abipartisancoalitionof violencetouchesfamiliesfromallwalksof
ucationsuchagoodinvestment. Countyandthesurroundingregion.
supportisgrowingasHouselegislative lifeandtranscendsrace,creedorevenpoli-
Aswithanyorganizationthatstrivesfor Wewouldalsoliketothankthecommu-
leaders,includingSpeakerGregStumbo, tics.
excellence,wecouldnotaccomplishour nityofWinchesterforitssupportthough
RepublicanFloorLeaderJeffHoover,Re- FirstladyJaneBeshearleadsthisinitia-
goalswithoutthehelpofsomanywilling theyears.Wetrulyappreciateyourencour-
publicanCaucusChairmanDr.BobDe- tiveforvictimsandtheirfamiliesstatewide.
andthoughtfulvolunteers. agementandassistance.
Weese,RepublicanWhipDannyFord, ShewillbeatourWinchesterKrogerat11
Thefaculty,staff,andstudentsofSt. Wehopethatthroughtheserviceprojects
DemocraticWhipTommyThompsonand a.m.toshopforallKentuckyshelters.
AgathaAcademywouldliketotaketime weprovideandthetraininggiventoour
formerSpeakerJodyRichardshaveall Pleasecomeoutandshowyoursupport
thisweek,withouremphasisoncatholic students,wecangivebacktoourcommu-
signedonasco-sponsorsoftheproposed forthismostworthycause.
schools,topubliclythanktheparents,PTO nitythathasgivensomuchtous.
law. KarenWard,chairwoman
members,fundraisers,coaches,room Again,thankyoutoourfamiliesand
Asalways,Iwelcomeyourcomments ClarkCountyDemocratic
helpers,fieldtripchaperonesandallthose friendsforyougenerousloveandsupport.
andconcernsfortheupcomingsession.I ExecutiveCommittee
whohelpmaketheacademyavibrantfaith KathyBeauchamp
canbereachedat(859)749-0909,or
Winchester
throughthetoll-freemessagelinein
Frankfortat1-800-372-7181.Ataped Q U O T E O F T H E D A Y
messagecontaininginformationonleg-
islativecommitteemeetingschedulesis
availablebycalling1-800-633-9650,and “Books may be burned and cities sacked, but truth, like the
informationonthestatusofeachbillis
availablebycalling1-866-840-2835.Ifyou yearning for freedom, lives in the hearts
haveInternetaccess,Icanbereachedat
[email protected],oryoumay of humble men.”
keeptrackoflegislationthroughthe
KentuckyLegislatureHomePageat
www.lrc.ky.gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt, 32nd U.S. president, 1936
The Winchester Sun SCOTTSCHURZ,Publisher JOHNA.NELSON,ExecutiveEditor
BOBMARTIN,OperationsManager RICKREDDIX,AdvertisingManager LINDADEPUE,BusinessManager
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Communities THE WINCHESTER SUN
TUESDAY, JAN. 31, 2012 — A5
Community T H E V I E W F R O M T H E M O U N T A I N S
Groomed cat doesn’t hold a grudge
Calendar
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 1
I
t is 3:30 p.m. on a Thursday af- Our sweet little diva kitty whipped Annie, a great gal who tends all my cedure. End of problem. End of what
ternoon. It is cold outside, but around before I knew what was hap- kids’ dogs, cats and horses. From to expect. She hugged Bella, Gene
—CommunityEduca-
the sun is out bright and tricks pening and flat nailed my hand and what I had told her by phone, she as- and me and away she went. End of
tionbellydanceclass,
us into thinking it is much warmer, arm. I mean, that little lady dug her sumed Bella was this angry, wild fe- story? Not quite.
6:15-7:30p.m.,$6/class,
so when we drove to town we claws into my skin so deep I couldn’t line ,so she walked in, a sedative After dinner, as we sat on the sofa
ParksDepartmentHealth
thought we didn’t need gloves or pull them out. Blood spurted, and I shot in one hand and clippers in the watching “Everybody Loves Ray-
andWellnessCenter,15
hats. I about froze, especially when wailed so loud that both Gene and other. After crawling under our bed mond,” here came Bella to curl her
WheelerAve.
we passed by the elementary school Pierre cat came tearing in there — and dragging a very scared body so she would be
—Classof1948meet-
and saw all the local kids out on the Gene to save me and Pierre to check cat out, she sat down on touching both of us and
ing,JK’sCafe,11:30a.m.
playground with no coat on, much what he was missing out on. the bed, holding Bella and she was purring. Andwhen
THURSDAY, FEB. 2 less a hat and gloves. Because of my immune system quietly talking to her. It bedtime came, she jumped
The weather here is very interest- problem, it got all infected, but did I was no time until she laid right in our bed as usual, I
ing, but that is really not what I stop trying to untangle her? Of the shot aside and said, “I mean, like nothing bad or
—Winchester
want to tell you. I want to tell you course not. Every day for the next don’t think we need this. hurtful had been done to
GTE/Sylvania/Osramre-
about Bella, our Norwegian Forest few weeks if I saw her preoccupied Get a towel and lets you her.
tireesmeeting,JadeGar-
cat. with drinking out of the bathtub and I and Bella go into the Now, you all know me so
den,WinchesterKroger
I think I told you about her prob- faucet, I whipped out the comb and bathroom. We went. She well, so you know where
Plaza.Allretireesand
lem of matting. She has this super scissors and would dive into that showed me how to hold a I’m headed with this, but I
formeremployeesare Jean Brody
long, super fine fur, and I make sure ever-widening ball of matted fur and cat at the back of the don’t care. Once again, for
welcome.
I comb and brush her every day. cut into it as soon as possible. She neck, pushing her sort of the millionth time over my
SATURDAY, FEB. 4 Then I met a flu virus face-to-face, “got” me time and time again. Then into the floor. Whatever, it worked, years, an animal taught me a lesson
and for four or five days I did not Gene, my brave husband, said, and do you know this cat got quiet, about forgiveness and about uncon-
feel like living, much less grooming “Stop. You’re gonna’ stab her! Let stopped spitting and retracted her ditional love. Cats and dogs, and
—ClarkCountyRe-
a cat. Then one day I realized I felt me do it.” claws? While I held her and purred even horses, will love us, stick by us,
publicanPartymeeting,9
better and grabbed the cat brush I left the room just before he to her, Dr. Annie whipped out that no matter what we have done to
a.m.,TheSteakHouse,
and Bella. Wow! The brush glided screamed, “She got me! I’m bleed- shaver, and in less than a few min- them. Amazing.
LexingtonRoad.Allreg-
right down her back until it hit a ing. Just look at my arm!” (You utes, she had shaved every tangled Bella is just a cat who knew I hurt
isteredRepublicansare spot that prevented continuing to know, don’t even get me started on mass out. her every day by trying to unmat her.
invited. her tail. the bravery of men!) Anyway, it was She put the shaver aside and Yet, after all that, she loved us any-
—Parentsessionon “What in the world is this”, I then that I made the decision to get Annie held her close, cooing about way. In fact, I believe animals are
SenateBill1,FirstBap- wailed. I switched to her comb and a vet or groomer to come to our what a brave girl she was. She ex- the best teachers about how to love
tistChurchFamilyLife tried again. Nope! And when my house, sedate her and cut out the plained that, undoubtedly, Bella will unconditionally. Now, if only we can
Center,37N.Highland compulsive nature kicked in, I tried, four different mats and I did not be mad at us a few days and watch them and learn.
St.11a.m.,lunchpro- stupidly, to comb whatever was in care what it cost. wouldn’t let us near her, but she The view from the mountains is
vided.ToRSVP,call744- there out. At 5:30 last night, here came Dr. would forgive us in time. End of pro- wondrous.
6624.Parentsofstudents
frompreschoolthrough
12thgradecanlearn NASHVILLE
moreaboutthenewstate
educationstandards.
Ryman Auditorium replacing worn, historic, stage
SUNDAY, FEB. 5
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) floorboards have reached the was installed in 1901 for a The Grand Ole Opry, though res and many shows take on a
—MidnightBingo,
— It’s time for a new stage at end of a very long, very suc- performance of the Metropol- it moved to the Opry House in unique aura.
hostedbyKnightsof
Ryman Auditorium, a signifi- cessful run. itan Opera. It was laid down 1974, and has hosted a num- Dylan recently returned,
Columbus,12:01a.m.-
cant moment in the history of “That stage has had a won- in 1951 and has lasted far ber of significant moments in more than 40 years after
33:30a.m.Allproceeds
a building known for its sig- derful life,” said Steve longer than expected. The American culture. “Nashville Skyline.” Taylor
gotoSt.AgathaAcademy
nificant moments. Buchanan, senior vice presi- stage was refinished during a Bob Dylan and Johnny Swift sang there recently
EndowmentFund.
Scuffed by the heels of dent of media and entertain- renovation in 1993-94 and Cash stood together on those with her good friends, The
MONDAY, FEB. 6 “The King,” ‘’The Queen of ment for Gaylord even then officials knew it boards and changed music. Civil Wars. Even the heaviest
Soul” and thousands of Entertainment, owners of the would be the last resurfacing. Cultures clashed there too of rockers get a little nostal-
singers in cowboy boots, Ryman. Today it’s heavily scuffed and when the boo birds took on gic, like Josh Homme of
—ClarkCountyDemo-
scarred by an uncountable The current stage is just scarred, its age easily visible country rockers The Byrds. Queens of the Stone Age, who
craticWoman’sClub
stream of road cases and the second in the 120-year from the Ryman’s balcony. Today the Ryman is a much said it was an honor to get
meeting,Gaunce’sDeli,
worn by six decades of music history of the “Mother The Ryman is still the sought-after destination drunk while performing in
6:30p.m.BrendaSipes,
history, the Ryman’s oak Church” after the original building most associated with point for musicians of all gen- the building last year.
directorofClarkCounty
Preschool,willgivea
25 Years Ago Valentine’s
presentationonthe
BackpackProgram.
TUESDAY, FEB. 7
Jan. 31, 1987
One company was located
—Parentingwith across from the Leeds Theater
Grace,freeparenting The Ale-8-One Bottling Co. on Main Street in 1926. Day 2012
class,GraceBible of Winchester has come up
Church,6-7p.m.Classes with a unique way to help a President Reagan’s recent
willbeeveryotherTues- former neighbor. Ale-8 has an- proposal to trim the federal
daythroughtheendof nounced the 10 cents of every budget by $28 million may win
theyear. six pack and 40 cents from approval from citizens con-
every 24-can or bottle case sold cerned about the trillion-dollar
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 8
in Winchester in the month of deficit, but the trimming in-
February will be donated to cludes eliminating surplus
—CommunityEduca- the Winchester Council for the commodities distributed to
tionbellydanceclass, Arts for use toward purchasing more than 2,000 needy Clark
6:15-7:30p.m.,$6/class, the Leeds Theatre. The Ale-8- County families.
ParksDepartmentHealth
andWellnessCenter,15
WheelerAve.
TUESDAY, FEB. 14 Tell that someone special just how much
they mean to you this Valentine’s Day
—ClarkCountyWrit-
with a message in our Valentine’s Day
ersGroupmeeting,6-8
p.m.,ClarkCountyPublic
Section publishing February 10th.
Library,370S.BurnsAve.
Thepublicisinvited.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 15 2 column x 4” VIM
is only $15
—CommunityEduca-
tionbellydanceclass,
Add a photo for
6:15-7:30p.m.,$6/class,
CollegeParkLibrary.
$5 more!
THURSDAY, FEB. 16
—RelayforLifekick-
offmeeting,6p.m.,Clark
CountyExtensionOffice,
In Memory of
1400FortuneDrive.Free
James D. Epperson
registrationforteams
throughJan.31,orhalf-
priceregistration 1-30-1934 - 1-31-1999
throughtoday.Online
registrationonlyat
I thought of you today, but that is nothing
www.relayforlife.org/clar
kky. new, I thought about you yesterday & the
day before that too.
SATURDAY, FEB. 18
I think of you in silence, I oft en speak your
—BenefitforEliza-
bethAnnHay,dinnerand name. All I have are memories & a picture in a
quarterauction,Mount frame. Your memory is a keepsake from which
SterlingFirstUnited
I’ll never part. God has you in his arms & I have
MethodistChurch,846
you in my heart. But if I listen closely, I can
GrassyLickRoad,5p.m.,
$8/adults,$5/children. hear the rustle of angel wings & I know Call or stop by today! Deadline February 3rd
Haywasrecentlydiag- you are very near.
nosedwithStage3brain 859-355-1239 • [email protected]
cancer.Forticketsorto
Sadly missed by Wife - Dotty, 20 Wall Street • Winchester, KY
makeadonation,call
Daughters - Vicki & Lisa & Son - Jim II
[phone].
THE WINCHESTER SUN Schools
A6 — TUESDAY, JAN. 31, 2012
School lunches getting healthier
Trent McCoy, 12, of
Bowling Green au-
ditions Sunday for
the 2012 Kids on
Stage production at
ALEXANDRIA,Va.(AP)— TomVilsackannouncedthe andensuretheyhavearea- blackbeanandcornsalad
the Capitol Arts
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Education: States should do more to reach students
MIAMI(AP)—Initsinitialre- UnderNoChildLeftBehind, andgraduationrates.InFlorida, EducationDepartmenthasprevi- haveattentionpaidtothem,be-
viewofNoChildLeftBehind schoolswhereevenonegroupof thedepartmentexpressedconcern ouslysaiditexpectedtonotify causetheschoolsareaccountable
waiverrequests,theU.S.Educa- studentsfallsbehindareconsid- thattheperformanceofsome statesbymid-January. foreachandeverygroup,”saidJen-
tionDepartmenthighlightedasim- eredoutofcomplianceandsubject groupsofstudentscouldgoover- “Ourpriorityisprotectingchil- nings.“Butwhatthestatesareask-
ilarweaknessinnearlyevery tointerventions.Thelawhasbeen looked. drenandmaintainingahighbar ingisthattheyallbelumped
application:Statesdidnotdo championedforhelpingshedlight Theconcernswereoutlinedin evenaswegivestatesmoreflexibil- together.”
enoughtoensureschoolswouldbe oneducationinequalities,but letterssentlastDecemberbythe itytogetmoreresourcestothechil- TheBush-eralawisaimedat
heldaccountablefortheperform- mostnowagreeitisduefor administrationtothe11states drenmostinneed,evenifthat makingsure100percentofstu-
anceofallstudents. change. thathaveappliedforawaiver. meanstheprocesstakesalittle dentsreachproficiencyinmathand
TheObamaadministration Indiana’sproposaltooptoutof Sincethen,stateandfederaloffi- longerthanweanticipated,”said readingby2014,agoalstatesare
praisedthestatesfortheirhighac- thefederallaw’sstrictestrequire- cialshavebeentalkingabouthow DarenBriscoe,adepartment farfromachieving.Asthatyear
ademicstandards.Butnearlyevery mentswascriticizedbytheEduca- toaddresstheconcerns;some spokesman. drawscloser,moreandmore
applicationwascriticizedforbeing tionDepartmentforits stateshavealreadyagreedto JackJennings,presidentofthe schoolsareexpectedtofalloutof
looseaboutsettinghighgoalsand, “inattention”tocertaingroups, changes. CenteronEducationPolicy,said compliance,subjectingthemto
whennecessary,interventionsfor likestudentsstilllearningtheEng- TheletterswereobtainedbyThe federalofficialsareinachallenging penaltiesthatrangefromafter-
allstudentgroups—includingmi- lishlanguage.NewMexico’splan,a AssociatedPressforallofthestates spot. schooltutoringtoclosure.
norities,thedisabledandlow-in- panelofpeerreviewersnoted,did exceptTennesseeandKentucky, “Thecurrentlawmeansthat Whilethereisbipartisanagree-
come—orforfailingtocreate notincludeaccountabilityandin- whichdeclinedtoprovidethem eachgroupofkids,whetherthey mentthe2002lawneedstobe
sufficientincentivestoclosethe terventionsforstudentsubgroups untilanannouncementismadeon arechildrenwithadisability,or fixed,Congresshasnotpasseda
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TUESDAY, JAN. 31, 2012 — B1
Basketball Super Bowl XLVI: New York Giants vs. New England Patriots
Cats remain Rivals share mutual respect
on top in poll
Kentuckystartsitsec-
ondstraightweek—
andfourththisseason
—astheNo.1teamin INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Hear The Patriots (15-3) and the New rived from New York. “You want a of a Super Bowl win, back in the days
TheAssociatedPress’ what Patriots quarterback Tom York Giants (12-7) don’t have any certain amount of that on your foot- when etiquette called for players to
collegebasketballpoll. Brady told the pep rally before leav- bad things to say about each other. ball team, but you don’t want some- say nothing even remotely inflamma-
TheWildcatswere ing New England for the Super Bowl? Even if they did, their coaches one who puts themselves in a tory.
againarunawaychoice, He got ‘em riled up by saying he wouldn’t allow it. Bill Belichick and position to hurt your team. So there’s As the culture of the game
receiving63first-place hoped to come back as a winner, Tom Coughlin are long-time friends a standard there with how flexible changed — more trash talk, touch-
votesfromthe65-mem- greeted by an even larger crowd. who share the same old-school phi- you are.” down celebrations and look-at-me
bernationalmedia Wait, don’t yawn! Sure, it’s not the losophy when it comes to saying any- By Super Bowl standards, it’s ex- moments — the Super Bowl became
panelonMonday. most controversial comment, not thing about the opposition. tremely tame. the big stage for the biggest mouths.
Syracuse,whichgot even close to a foot-in-mouth mo- Zip it. Tight. The most memorable moments During the title game of the 2005
theotherNo.1votes, ment. But it can’t be overlooked. Or else. leading up to the title game have season, for instance, Seattle tight
andOhioStateboth For this Super Bowl rematch, “Players have personalities, and been delivered by players willing to end Jerramy Stevens ignited a back-
moveduponeplaceto Brady’s tame words are about as they are who they are,” Coughlin said say exactly what’s on their mind. Joe and-forth with Pittsburgh’s Joey
secondandthird.Mis- trashy as it gets. Monday, shortly after the Giants ar- Namath started it with his guarantee See RESPECT, B3
souri,whichhadbeen
No.2,droppedtofourth
afteritslosstoOkla-
homaState. Coach:
NorthCarolina,Bay-
lor,Duke,Kansas,Michi-
ganStateand
undefeatedMurrayState Cats
roundoutthetop10.
TheRacers,thelonere-
mainingunbeatenteam
inDivisionI,cracked getting
thetop10forthefirst
timeinschoolhistory.
Missouri escapes
better
with win at Texas
AUSTIN,Texas(AP)
—MichaelDixon’sfla- By Keith Taylor
grantfouldownthe The Winchester Sun
stretchnearlycosthis
Kentucky coach John Cali-
teamthegame.About40
pari just wants his top-ranked
secondslater,hewonit.
Wildcats to keep improving.
Dixon’slayupwith31
Although the Kentucky
secondsleftgaveNo.4
coach was all smiles following
Missouritheleadand
a 74-50 rout of LSU last week-
MarcusDenmon’sre-
end in Baton Rouge, La., he
boundafterafinalmiss
knows the season is far from
byTexas’MyckKabongo
over. He also is looking forward
sealedatough67-66vic-
to seeing how his team re-
toryfortheTigerson
sponds against Tennessee fol-
Mondaynight.
lowing the easy victory over
Texashasralliedfrom
LSU in a 7 p.m. tipoff tonight
13downtotakethelead
at Rupp Arena.
onJ’CovanBrown’s
“We are just trying to get
jumperwith56seconds
better day-to-day,” he said. “We
left.TheTigershadheld
missed all of those free throws.
athree-pointleadwhen
We missed about six layups in
Dixon,dribblingaway
that game. But, we played
timeatmidcourt,was
good. We played as well as we
whistledforaflagrant
have all year.
whenheswunganelbow
“But, now let’s see how we
atJulienLewis’head.
do in practice, let’s see how we
Lewis’freethrowsand
do (tonight). Let’s see how we
Brown’sbaskethad
build on that.”
Texasinpositionforits
See CATS, B3
biggestwinofthesea-
son.
ThenDixonmadeup
forhisblunderwitha
high,floatingbankshot
layupoverJaylenBond
thatputtheTigersback
ontoptostay.
Tennessee
at Kentucky
Prep polls 7p.m.today,Lexington
RADIO/WEBCAST
WBUL-FM(98.1)
LOUISVILLE (AP) www.ukathletics.com
— The top teams in TELEVISION/VIDEO
the Kentucky Associ- ESPNU
ated Press high school LASTMEETING(1-14-12)
basketball polls, with Kentucky65-62
first-place votes, PROBABLESTARTERS
PName Ht.Yr.Pts.Reb.
records, total points
Tennessee Volunteers (10-11, 2-4
and previous rankings: SEC)
F Jeronne Maymon 6-7 Jr. 11.7 8.2
F Jarnell Stokes 6-8 Fr. 10.6 8.0
Boys GTrae Golden 6-1 So. 13.1 2.9
Rank-School FPV Rcd TP Pvs Close G GJosh Richardson 6-6 Fr. 3.0 1.3
eorge Rogers Clark senior forward Adam GCameron Tatum 6-7 Sr. 8.7 3.8
1. M. Central (10) 22-0127 1
Fatkin went up for a shot as Dixie Heights Kentucky Wildcats (21-1, 7-0 SEC)
2. Lou. Trinity (3) 19-3115 2 F Michael Kidd-Gilchrist6-7 Fr. 12.7 7.6
forward Alex Milligan puts a hand up in
3. Lou. Ballard 16-6 90 3 F Terrence Jones 6-9 So. 12.4 6.5
his face during the Cardinals’ 64-59 triumph CAnthony Davis 6-10 Fr. 13.3 10.3
4. Scott Co. 20-3 88 4
over the Colonels last weekend at Norton Gym- GMarquis Teague 6-2 Fr. 9.9 2.6
5. Louisville PRP 19-5 67 6
nasium. The Cardinals (21-3) will take on Wood-
6. Lou. Moore 20-4 51 8 contact
7. Bullitt East 17-4 44 5 ford County tonight at 7:30 at Norton Gym. Clark
8. Knott Co. Cen. 20-2 38 9 also will host 10th Region rival Mason County at
9. Perry Co. Central 19-2 34 10 7:30 p.m. Friday.
10. G. Rogers Clark 21-3 30 7
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Others receiving votes: Harlan County 11. Sun photo by Bill Thiry
Cov. Holy Cross 6. Hopkinsville 6. Bullitt
Central 4. Lexington Catholic 2. Ohio Co. 1.
Lou. Jeffersontown 1.
Determined Cards win indoor meet at Mason Co.
Girls
Rank-School FPV Rcd TP Pvs
1. Manual (11)21-2128 3
2. Marion Co. (1) 19-4111 1
Sun Staff Report nati, Ohio) and the Cardinals. The collective effort garnered the Car- the occasion for us to win. I believe
3. Lou. Mercy 19-4 95 2
“Last year we came within one point dinals 80 points, followed by they met the challenge.”
4. Boone Co. 21-1 91 4 The George Rogers Clark indoor
of defeating the defending indoor state Sycamore’s 77 and Mason County with White placed second in the 3000- and
5. Perry Co. Central 19-2 74 5 track team competed Saturday at the
champion (Louisville Central) while at 71.50. the 1600-meter events, followed by
6. Clay Co. (1) 21-3 54 7 U.S. Bank Arena in Mason County, with
the Mason County meet,” Clark coach Clay Dixon was the anchor on the Brookshire, who placed fourth and
7. Notre Dame 17-3 38 8 the boys team placing first and the girls
Dodd Dixon said. “We were bound and 4x800 (Ben Petrey, Grayson Brook- third respectively. Jonathan Hubbard
8. Elizabethtown 18-2 29 9 finishing in fifth place.
9. Monroe Co. 19-3 22 6 At the midway point of the indoor determined to win at Mason County shire) and 4x400 relay teams (Andrew rounded out the team’s top finishers,
10. Ryle 18-3 18 10 this year.” Ping, Darian Farris and John Dixon), placing second in the high jump with a
track season, the Cardinals boast a
Others receiving votes: Walton-Verona 13. Clark claimed first place in only one which both placed second. height of six feet.
record of 23-0 and are the only unde-
South Oldham 11. Whitley Co. 9. Henderson individual event as Clay Dixon placed “We had to move two underclassmen The Cardinals received points from
feated boys indoor track team in the
Co. 6. Lexington Catholic 6. Harlan 4. Mont- first in the 800-meter dash. However, onto the 4X400 relay Saturday,” Dodd several new team members, including
state.
gomery Co. 3. Newport Central Catholic 1. Clark placed second in five events and Dixon said. “I told Darian (Farris) and sophomore Matt Daugherty, who placed
The meet came down to a battle be-
Madison Central 1. Lex. Paul Dunbar 1. gained at least one point in each event. John (Dixon) that they had to rise to See MEET, B3
tween Sycamore High School (Cincin-
THE WINCHESTER SUN
B2 — TUESDAY, JAN. 31, 2012
Scoreboard
College Prep Basketball
FortKnox47,Lou.Shawnee25 On the Air
NBCSP—WashingtonatTampaBay COLLEGEBASKETBALL
Basketball FultonCity65,HickmanCo.51
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GreenCo.77,JohnHardin55 Local Sports
Monday’sScores TennesseeatKentucky
TheTopTwentyFive TheAssociatedPress GreenupCo.55,FranklinFurnaceGreen,Ohio24 Today
TheAssociatedPress HamiltonBadin,Ohio42,Lou.HolyCross32 MEN’SCOLLEGEBASKETBALL Today Thursday
Boys HancockCo.51,BreckinridgeCo.35 7p.m. BOYSBASKETBALL COLLEGEBASKETBALL
Record Pts Prv AdairCo.79,MetcalfeCo.67 HarlanCo.55,Middlesboro32 ESPN—MichiganSt.atIllinois 7:30p.m. 8p.m.
1.Kentucky(63) 21-1 1,623 1 BellCo.53,Harlan44 Hazard53,PowellCo.50 ESPN2—ClemsonatVirginia WoodfordCo.atGeorgeRogersClark EasternKentuckyatEasternIllinois
2.Syracuse(2) 22-1 1,550 3 BoydCo.71,RoseHillChristian53 Hopkinsville64,WarrenCentral32 9p.m. GIRLSBASKETBALL COLLEGEWOMEN
3.OhioSt. 19-3 1,498 4 BullittCentral72,BethHaven50 Lex.Sayre33,Lex.HenryClay30 ESPN—VanderbiltatArkansas 7p.m. 7p.m.
4.Missouri 19-2 1,363 2 ButlerCo.76,WhitesvilleTrinity56 LincolnCo.57,Somerset53 NHLHOCKEY GeorgeRogersClarkatHarrisonCo. OleMissatKentucky
5.NorthCarolina 18-3 1,331 7 ClintonCo.88,Monticello57 LivingstonCentral54,Madisonville-NorthHopkins36 7:30p.m.
6.Baylor 19-2 1,310 6 CommunityChristian57,ChristianFellowship40 Lou.Assumption65,NorthHardin57
7.Duke 18-3 1,250 8 FultonCity56,HickmanCo.53,OT MadisonCentral76,RockcastleCo.49
8.Kansas 17-4 1,178 5 GraysonCounty,Va.60,EdmonsonCo.42 MagoffinCo.62,LawrenceCo.46
9.MichiganSt. 17-4 1,098 10 HarlanCo.71,Middlesboro42 MarionCo.70,HartCo.47
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10.MurraySt. 21-0 979 11 HendersonCo.56,Madisonville-NorthHopkins48 MasonCo.43,Deming39
11.UNLV 20-3 936 12 JacksonCo.61,Barbourville55,OT MorganCo.61,BathCo.43 We’ll make sure you get there.
12.Florida 17-4 861 14 Jenkins62,Clintwood,Va.40 OwenCo.45,Collins43
13.Creighton 20-2 803 15 JohnsonCentral58,ShelbyValley57 Paintsville81,AllenCentral65 $5 OFF
14.Georgetown 16-4 762 9 Lex.BryanStation70,Lex.Sayre59,OT PendletonCo.59,Williamstown40
15.Marquette 18-4 682 17 Lou.Southern57,WhitefieldAcademy27 Pikeville44,Belfry41
16.Virginia 17-3 578 19 Ludlow43,VillaMadonna38 Prestonsburg76,Fairview70
17.SanDiegoSt. 18-3 566 13 MagoffinCo.72,Prestonsburg64 RedBird59,RiversideChristian42
18.SaintMary’s(Cal) 21-2 472 21 NorthLaurel52,LeslieCo.44 RowanCo.65,FlemingCo.58
19.Wisconsin 17-5 415 25 PulaskiCo.78,Somerset73,OT Russell70,WestCarter55
20.Indiana 17-5 395 16 RedBird87,RiversideChristian68 RussellCo.57,CaseyCo.42
21.FloridaSt. 14-6 375 23 RowanCo.75,FlemingCo.64 SouthLaurel58,NorthLaurel46
22.MississippiSt. 17-5 329 18 ShelbyCo.91,Model83 SouthOldham77,TrimbleCo.46 BArdin Tgo IRne Tcheiisve
23.Michigan 16-6 305 20 St.Henry79,Beechwood64 Southwestern67,WestJessamine45
24.Gonzaga 17-3 141 — WestJessamine77,Burgin68 Accepting new patients.
StewartCounty,Tenn.55,TriggCo.26
25.Vanderbilt 16-5 102 — Girls
WoodfordCo.80,Highlands72
Othersreceivingvotes:Harvard69,Louisville65, AdairCo.65,MetcalfeCo.46 We are conveniently located between Wal-Mart and Kroger.
KansasSt.40,WestVirginia12,WichitaSt.9,Ne- AshlandBlazer92,Raceland56
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BallotsOnline:http://tinyurl.com/43u6jr6 BowlingGreen62,LoganCo.21
Monday’sGames
Buckhorn47,JacksonCo.34
Chicago98,Washington88
Monday’sCollegeBasketball ButlerCo.48,WhitesvilleTrinity26
Philadelphia74,Orlando69
EAST CallowayCo.61,Murray46 Miami109,NewOrleans95
Penn82,Princeton67 Caverna61,WarrenEast44 Minnesota120,Houston108
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AlabamaSt.66,TexasSouthern59,OT EastRidge56,Jenkins52 Utah93,Portland89 [phone] BothLocations
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CoppinSt.87,NorfolkSt.82
DelawareSt.56,NCA&T41 NOW ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS
ETSU70,JamesMadison56
Hampton68,MorganSt.63
Howard82,SCState76
Lipscomb82,Jacksonville68
MVSU77,GramblingSt.59
Mercer75,FloridaGulfCoast66
NCCentral77,Md.-EasternShore46
SC-Upstate82,JacksonvilleSt.77
Stetson75,KennesawSt.59
TennesseeSt.77,AustinPeay57
TennesseeTech98,SIU-Edwardsville80
UCF84,PalmBeachAtlantic69
Wofford82,W.Carolina56
MIDWEST
SEMissouri74,E.Illinois53
SOUTHWEST
Ark.-PineBluff73,JacksonSt.69
Missouri67,Texas66
FARWEST
N.Colorado64,N.Arizona62,OT
Top25Schedule
TheAssociatedPress
Tuesday’sGames
No.1Kentuckyvs.Tennessee,7p.m.
No.5NorthCarolinaatWakeForest,9p.m.
No.9MichiganStateatIllinois,7p.m.
No.15Marquettevs.SetonHall,8p.m.
No.16Virginiavs.Clemson,7p.m.
No.19WisconsinatPennState,8p.m.
No.25VanderbiltatArkansas,9p.m.
Wednesday’sGames
No.14Georgetownvs.UConn,7p.m.
No.21FloridaStatevs.GeorgiaTech,7p.m.
No.20IndianaatNo.23Michigan,6:30p.m.
No.13Creightonvs.IllinoisState,8:05p.m.
No.8Kansasvs.Oklahoma,9p.m. Unique Kids, Unique Therapy
No.6BayloratTexasA&M,9p.m.
No.17SanDiegoStatevs.BoiseState,10p.m.
No.11UNLVvs.ColoradoState,10:30p.m.
With a commitment to serving children
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TheWomen’sTopTwentyFive
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Record Pts Prv
1.Baylor(40) 21-0 1,000 1
2.NotreDame 21-1 960 2 a special outpatient clinic designed to
3.UConn 19-2 916 3
4.Stanford 18-1 882 4
treat children. With extensive training
5.Duke 17-2 834 5
6.Kentucky 20-2 808 6
7.Miami 19-3 738 10
and experience, our therapists provide
8.Tennessee 16-5 693 7
9.Maryland 18-3 635 8
10.GreenBay 19-0 615 12 unique and comprehensive therapy
11.OhioSt. 20-2 614 9
12.Delaware 18-1 520 15
using a variety of techniques to improve
13.Rutgers 17-4 516 11
14.Louisville 17-4 501 16
15.Purdue 18-4 407 13
each child’s success with communication,
16.Nebraska 18-3 400 19
17.Georgetown 17-5 378 20
18.TexasA&M 14-5 352 14 peer activities, fi ne/gross motor, and self
19.PennSt. 16-5 221 18
20.Gonzaga 19-3 217 22
help skills. We believe that every child
21.Georgia 16-6 154 17
22.BYU 20-3 136 23
23.NorthCarolina 16-5 94 25
deserves the opportunity to reach their
24.GeorgiaTech 16-6 79 —
25.TexasTech 15-5 70 21
fullest potential.
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UConn61,Duke45
UT-Martin105,TennesseeSt.90