Papers: Philip A. Grant, Jr.
   "The Congressional Campaigns of Jim Bunning"

  Malcolm Jewell, University of Kentucky (emeritus)
   "The Uneven Pace of Republican Gains in Southern States—and the Peculiar Case of Kentucky"

  D. Stephen Voss and Penny Miller, University of Kentucky
   "The Phantom Segregationist: An Aggregate Data Analysis of    Kentucky's 1996 Vote on the Constitutional Amendment to    Eliminate Segregation"

Discussant: Paul Blanchard, Eastern Kentucky University
 
 

Participants: Drusilla Bakert, University of Kentucky Law School
   Kelly Beers, Chase Law School
   Jerie Torbeck, University of Louisville Law School
   (all admission officers at their respective schools)
 

Papers: Josh Easton, University of Louisville
   "The Multilateral Agreement on Investment"

  Dag Ryen and John Stempel, University of Kentucky (Patterson   School)
   "The Role of Intelligence Agencies and Non-Government Actors    in Preventing Human Rights Tragedies"

Discussant:  Karen Mingst, University of Kentucky
 

Papers:  J. D. Droddy, Western Kentucky University
   "Originalist Justification and the Methodology of Unenemerated    Rights"

  Paul Weber, University of Louisville
   "Varieties of Constitutional Interpretation"

Discussant:  Bob Behrman, Marshall University
 
 

Papers:  Richard Fording, University of Kentucky
   "The Political Response to Black Insurgency: A Test of    Competing Images of the Role of the State"

  Mark Peffley, University of Kentucky
   "The Racial Component of 'Race Neutral' Crime Policy Attitudes

  D. Stephen Voss, University of Kentucky
   "Black Incumbents, White Districts: An Appraisal of the 1996    Congressional Elections in Georgia and Florida"

Discussant:  J. Michael Thomson, Northern Kentucky University
 
 

Papers: Shawn Crabtree, Eastern Kentucky University
   "The Counselor Bill: A Case Study in Policy Making"

  Kenneth D. Schwendermann, Eastern Kentucky University
   "The Expansion of the Scope of the Kentucky Law Enforcement    Foundation Program Fund: HB 52 in the 1998 Legislature"

  J. David Stipes, Kentucky State Agronomist and Eastern Kentucky   University
    "Environmental Policies and Impacts Resulting from Coalition    Activities: A Case Study of Policy Making"

Discussant: James C. Clingermayer, Northern Kentucky University
 
 
 

Participants: Penny Miller, University of Kentucky - The U.S. Senate Race
   John Parker, Western Kentucky University - The 1st and 2nd
    Districts
   Landis Jones, University of Louisville - The 3rd District
   Fred Rhynhart, Northern Kentucky University - The 4th     District
   Donald Gross, University of Kentucky - The 6th District
 
 

Papers: Saundra Ardrey, Western Kentucky University
   "Fighting the Double Whammy: Black Women in Kentucky    Politics"

  Adonica Blackman, Morehead State University
   "The Ties That Bind: Examining the Prospect of Sisterhood    Among African-American and Caucasian Women"

  Ric Caric, Morehead State University
   "It Sounds Good in Theory: Concepts of Common Humanity in    American Racial Thinking"

Discussant:  Horace Bartilow, University of Kentucky
 

Participants: Robert Leonard, Kentucky Dep't. of Local Government
   Julie Olberding, University of Kentucky (Martin School)
   Ed Yager, Western Kentucky University
 
 

Papers: Scott Brown, University of Louisville
   "From the Wreckage of RFRA: Revamping the American Indian    Religious Freedom Act"

  John Heyman, Berea College
   "The Role of the Messengers in Day One of Impeachment"

  Bruce Hicks, Cumberland College
   "An Assessment of New Gingrich's Contribution to American    Conservatism"

Discussant:  Shelley Arsneault, Western Kentucky University

Participants: Hugh Bartling, University of Kentucky
   Susan Blankenship, University of Kentucky
   Jennifer Bobbitt, University of Louisville
   Michael Dawahare, Georgetown University
   Philip Jenks, University of Kentucky
   Craig Warkentin, University of Kentucky
 
 

Papers:   James Yagley, University of Kentucky (Anthropology)
   "Through a Glass Clearly: Building Conflict Early Warning    Systems"

  Charles Ziegler, University of Louisville
   "Japanese-Russian Relations: A New Start for the 21st    Century?"
 
Discussant:  Jeffrey Freyman, Translyvania University
 
 

ROUTES TO CAMPUS/PARKING STRUCTURE #5

From the Bluegrass Parkway: Turn right off the exit onto Route 60 (Versailles Road).  Follow Versailles Road until its end.  You’ll bear to right onto one-way West Maxwell Street.  Proceed through two lights and at the third light, turn right onto Upper Street (also one-way).  Go through one traffic light and you’ll notice Fazoli’s Restaurant on your left.  Just past the restaurant you turn left into Parking Structure #5.

From I-75 South/I-64 East or West: Take Exit 113 (marked Paris/Lexington).  Turn right off the exit ramp onto North Broadway (US68).  Follow through downtown for 3.5 miles.  One block past the Hyatt Regency Hotel, turn left onto Maxwell Street.  Proceed through two lights and at the third light, turn right onto South Upper Street (also one-way).  You will go through one traffic light and you’ll notice Fazoli’s Restaurant on you left.  Just past the restaurant you turn left into Parking Structure #5.

From I-75 North: Take Exit 113 (marked Paris/Lexington).  Follow North Broadway (US68) through downtown.  One block past the Hyatt Regency Hotel, turn left onto Maxwell Street.  Proceed through two lights and at the third light, turn right onto South Upper Street (also one-way).  You will go through one traffic light and you’ll notice Fazoli’s Restaurant on you left.  Just past the restaurant you turn left into Parking Structure #5.
 

PARKING STRUCTURE #5 VISITOR INFORMATION

Attendee/visitor to take a ticket from the dispenser as they enter the structure.

Park in any legal, marked space with the exception of disabled spaces or yellow lines.

When you are ready to leave the structure, go to one of the APS (automated pay stations) located at the 1st and 3rd levels of stair “A”.

Insert the ticket, you obtained when entering the structure, into the machine.  A message will appear advising the amount owed (the machine will give change up to $50.).  Put your money in the slot to the right of the machine.  If you are using a Master or Visa Card put your card in the same slot as the ticket.  After your payment has registered and the “Thank You” message appears you can hit the “receipt” button and one will be dispensed.

Wait until your validated ticket is returned.  Put it in the ticket dispenser, at the exit gate, to leave the structure.

If you experience problems exiting the structure, use the intercom, (located at all entrance and exit gates), for assistance.

1999 KPSA PRE-REGISTRATION AND DINNER RESERVATION FORM

_________  Meeting pre-registration, Regular KPSA member ($12.00)

_________  Meeting pre-registration, Graduate or Undergraduate Student ($8.00)

--------------  Dinner ($20.00)

_________  Total enclosed  (Make checks out to: UK Political Science Dep't.)

(Return to Bradley Canon, Dep't of Political Science, 1615 POT, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY 40506-0027)