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I I 1 I-f‘e; '77 “ade- (rabb tIlett) ll\!Cn\ intently as Democratic Mayday Booth on the SC pain; “till information ii
. ‘. I‘I’Ir ' Lt. (my candidate Julian Carroll explains an issue aplenty about L'K organizations and political '~
/ . v. yesterday at the Student Actiyities Fair in the parties. The Activities Fair is continuing through i\ i I
' I . InI { student (enter. Aboye. Marsha Hughes '.eayes the today t'roin 1-5 pm. (Stall photos by John Hicks). ‘\ .‘l
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. By JANICE FRANCIS ley y a charge tor handling Illcscs. “What Will happen." said Dr. "
Ag”. Assistant Managing Editor which \Hll be separate troni the Zumyvinklc. “is that students
,Ig; . May L'K graduates Wm be graduation charge. desiring diplomas and Wishing to ' ...
, I . e\emp[ from paying a Dr. Robert Zumwinkle, participate in graduation "
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. . mandatory graduation tee as a V ice—President tor Student exercises vyill pay more than Was .. .~
o t t result of action taken Aug. 17 Affairs said the fee abolition was charged in the past for these i.
‘ lnlverSl y ,rles by the executive committee of “a matter of extensive services. and l think that was
the Board of Trustees. discussion,” stemming from a r e co g n i/. e d b y S tude nt .’..
. Approvnig an administrative request last February by Student Government when the decision \-
centrallzed dro ..ad recommendation submitted by Government and results of a was made." it -I
\ President Otis Singeltary. the questionnaire issued last spring No decision has been made on "
I c ommittee abolished the b' the Board of Student the amount of W dua ') ‘, v ) - .'

ByJERRYW, LEWIS enrollments and further . ~ . . . . y . I . II . ., I . _ 5“ IIKIHHH‘ v; _

Associate Editor (1 'dl‘ required fee tor all degree Publications concerning ways 01 be changed in 1971. The charge .
, rop-a I‘ 5‘ I . . candidates. financing The Kentuckian. will be a combination ‘tf .-. i '

A new centraliz *d d -' dd “I k ’ ' ‘ - ‘ ' t

. ,c rop a thin its a step in the right A ‘h' . . . . . - " - <

. d I . I .2. _ I .. . . II . c arge ranging from $11.50 A report based on the results ind ivid ual tees set by .- .
proce u” tor the “‘11 UK 1971 direction, lrv1n said. 0‘ course for undergraduates to §7§ tor of the poll indicates “m K *ntu ‘kian ‘d tor L ‘ri
semester sent students rambling there was confusion the first 1 . . ., - .i M h t , . . t i - t. "-k k» L 1 A” |' " ‘ .

. I . _ . .. L Octoral candidates nad overwhelming sentiment against lxielkopt. the bookstores (which ' ‘ ‘
through Momorial Coliseum time, there were bugs in it. ,.~ . . . » ‘ - "

, _ . . PFLVIOUSl} been charged each reuniting any segment oi order caps and gowns) and the .
Tuesday. their hands full ot Irvin noted that in the past . . , - , ' , ' ‘ - ~ .- ‘ . . .- ‘

I II . I .- I I . stitdcnt tor a diploma. hood. cap students to pay tor the Registrar s ()ttice (R‘st‘tqisiiiic . -»
drop-add slips \yith sweating tactilty members had not been . . . . » . . , ' ~ ‘ . . - '

. I . _ , and gown. a copy ot Ll\ s yearbook. tor the \lll‘iUlllcl charger ‘ .
taculty members thumbing involved as much in the ,_ l . 2, ' , A , ' .. . - _ K ‘ ‘ ‘ -'

I _ yeariook. the kentuckian. and l‘ightvone and one halt pei ‘
through class cards and schedule drop-add process and he pointed [h . .. )‘t f . . . , ., ‘ « ’, _ . ., o o t " 1
books out the hard work they had .L ft ‘ U LOP.) writing. “”1 ot \m‘lknh .esponding to [{ 11""! “ l ’I i . ‘

_ ‘ I . . ‘_ I -I ‘ microtilniing and binding theses the questionnaire opposed the ( ... c I (1 l()|] - .

The new ProceSs. designed to pertormed in Inc hot cohscum. anl d' _ - .. .. _ ~ . . ‘ "-‘

I . . I II . I I II t isscrtations oi graduate present system oi iettiiiiiiig lll L .'
allou students to 11nd all the lrvni said he iiau heard one ot in 1 'nt ‘ , . a. ,_ . ~ . o :- ' ‘
departments under one roof \i'a the faculty in ‘llllt ‘I‘s su ' 1 ‘st that 3 t-L 5‘ bunk ”h to N) MI [M 3 ””3le ('(Hl(l I l i A I I

. ‘ I II . ‘ 5 ‘ — I‘ I ‘ * - be“ hraduating students now have as part wt their §!l.1tl:t.lll\il2ic‘c‘t ‘ '1‘ . -'2"
an experiment by Ul\ admissions everybody simpiy he put in the the option ot Plif‘gh']§1ng m any l‘her' .\ .1“, align... ‘11.! i ' ’ ' .

II II I I «v t .k c l ’c i. L~i 'c “or ,
otticials to make additions and coliseuin tor three days and W” m or none ot‘ the articles 0} N t u d L. ,. , \- d H ,1 ot { 1‘ m ' ‘ , . -
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“LitLhtolii? ”11“”: LlldSD mll’ lu‘It 1“ ””5 WI“- “Em ll out - services previously included in compulsory graduation tees tot ‘1 ) ,l ()‘l( 1‘ y‘ .‘ '.
around from diiildiiilidto [$131175 'oki ’11.,Isundtl‘3 “H“ “‘5‘ the comprehensive tce. lhe things they don t want. said the - . -

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I -. E 1 ms J 115. 1‘ 5“ graduate school \Mll continue to report. By RACHAEL KAMLTF .' ' '
to drop add. . N . . . . ' *

The one-day experiment III . IAssistant .lanaging EditorI It .. I.
combines with the regular ;‘ w: . ff“ . {“6314} IN ”1'“ tinal ‘1‘” I‘m .
drop-add proeedure which will a’ . '2‘ .i .. ~ 3.. IL ‘ ‘ l‘cmmmum “m ”gm” 1” ““‘L' .5 ' ‘

I continue through Sept. 8. \ . . 33 oI , in the .\oycinbci statcuide '. -

The experiment was the result ‘ , - ' g . “5" ' “lutmm‘ '.1 i .‘
of several co m mittee's . ,"f. .. s! . . m. \ ountl Democrats and Young f' .J
suggestions and University '5' ‘ or“ . " ,~ Republicans throughout the , "‘
Senate action last spring. The - " . I .. _ 1' state have been holding ; -' ‘I

. new centralized process, while " _ - , ' :. registration drives in an ct’t‘ort to ' ' i
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often confusmg, brought out I ‘, m «o ‘9; ‘ get college students registered :; “

many students who waited in :5 2f. ‘ ' . ’ betore ”W “WWI” 19“ it” ' 3. ‘

lines at a number of stations to ' ' ‘. 2"” . ’ "x . school. ’7- '

complete their schedules. ' r I . ”I In order to register a potential ~ .I

“I think most people may say a ”’“é‘ . ' ml” ”“1“ bk‘ 1" 1‘} \(Wcmbt‘t T f

it’s chaotic for 30 minutes," said . gt \ "“3; a“ l~ “ ”mm” m the “a” li‘" it '
Dr. Wimberly ROYSter. dean of “’~ {:‘V ” . - " I 3'9““ (“I‘m-V 5“ ”“mth ““1 .
. Arts and Sciences and chairman N‘ " ‘ 'p? 3! ‘ . l‘rt‘k‘mk“ M) d«l_\\ l lk‘ Wm mm! ‘
T of the drop-add committee. r « i V ”El-“CV 1” WW)” -" 511* ltt‘t‘ilt‘ ‘ l .
“But at least when they‘re Isaw- I s , .. Aflfl—w \I- I county courthouse. ltHihHllt' .I _ --
through they know it’s all over." at” ' ‘ : .WW: \ I I" - II “(Mu—4% x residents i'cgistcr at ( omention '. .'

Dean Royster explained that » . . "A _ W A“ \ . A . . ; ‘ " “at “ (“‘m” “bl i” “‘WVH'H‘“ “"47"” 'l ' ‘ '.
he was sure a follow-up study of W ' ' . -. t. i- .. ‘ ’ ” placed thioneEw-ia the l oinsxziic ‘ - " .
the drop-add experiment. along m, .4 1 . ‘ A, ...mn : "m" ‘ “i ' .i

, with statistics of the number of ' " V f I' ‘ ‘ layettp ('onnvt {\‘\l\lk'il\ . ti. . -
drop-adds. would be Prepared 1 . ., ’ ”3"qu S“l""”‘l‘*'l l ““‘i ‘ ~’l . - ‘
soon. ' V. ' 1*“ , . i " l-“lldml Sl‘i‘t‘é‘mii ~ ‘ “ .i
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Dr. (. lyde lrvm. another “ l . ‘ 4‘ — Ri'El‘lrilll‘m l‘W‘ll“ “V“ 'i‘i‘ . '
member of the drop-add ; ... . . . ‘ placed at ’l‘uit‘lanil Hall a: d I '- “
committee. watched as students ' ‘ ) N w ’ . Georgetown Street last \scck and ~ ' ‘
filed in at hours depending on ’ earlier this week. ‘
the initials of their last names. -- . _ m. _. - . . I T he f; 3 ye t t e (~ 0 u n t ." ~. . ' fl

Later he said the “proof ofthc . Which way is right, on or off the sidewalk? According to the Courthouse Whim 15 "0mm!” . V ‘

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pudding Will come in the days THAN!!! off Lexmgton Police. Department the street is the preferred place for closed on Saturdays “H“ be .
after classes start, when there bicycles. The unidentified girl runs the risk of a citation and an Opened ”“5 Saturday for ‘ I i ‘
can be a look at the class . ‘ l '

I appearance in court. (See story on page 7.) Continued on Page 2. Col. 5 ,

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. . . 2 - THE KENTFCKV KERNEL, \Vednesday, Sept. I. l97| __________________________——————-———————_——————
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‘. V 4 Students living off campus this members, the office will remain the student, Al Surmount, a increase in customer service business is iricreziVSillg filStCT than
' . year may find it easier than ever open until Sept. 10. General Telephone business orders due to returning students. expected, 0fo1€1315 say. Last
‘ to have a phone installed lIl their Company officials beheVe the director, pointed out that the Sltrniont added that during month S quota W85 VSVUfpassed
. ' Jl‘JVrllllt‘Ill>.V new temporary office will new office will relieve telephone the first half ol the year and company . Officials are .
. : (.eneral telephone hasopened eliminate much of the usual applicant congestion at the customer orders averaged about expecting one 01 their busrest
f 4 branch Olllfl‘ 1“ R001” 111 111 standing in lines. as well as the downtown office. This is 3.300 a month. In August and years- V . .
. ' Ill“ Student Center. [)t‘SlgllCd m long hikes downtown to order :1 especially important during the September the load ot . Work Despite the large 111CTCBSC 1n
V . simphty the matter of acquiring telephone. months 0 1‘ August and requests are expected to tripltho teVlePhone . requests, Surmont ‘
. ‘ V . - . a phone tor students and faculty Besides making it simpler for September when ”1ch 1'53 blldrl’ nearly l0.00U monthly. So tar. said that it Will take only a
V ~ ' -V . couple ot days to have a phone
'. ' V , l. ' . . installed.
, . . . . All manpower, materials and ‘
‘VV . V ~ supplies have been “beefed up"
2V V ' ~ ' 0 ~ he said, to absorb much of the
', ' . i. ‘ . ‘ increase.
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~ e . ~ residents who hate not yet
,- ' “ . a . ' registered.
' ,‘ Anyone who has never voted
IV? . 7 ' . » before or whose name has been .
'fV . , ¥ . ' purged from the registration
. V' . ‘. . ' books must register. Also peeple
‘ 4. _ .l ‘ ’ who have changed their name or
.’ " ' : ' , W address or who wish to change
I‘: ‘ «I ' parties must go to their home
;' ‘ ‘ ‘ '3 ‘ courthouse and make the
.~ . necessary changes.
. . ’- .2 ' .- The deadline for returning
., V .' .' V , . . . applications for absentee ballots
:2 . V ~ ‘- . - is October 13. The organizations
.' .' ”i will have applications at their
” 7 . campus campaign headquarters.
V - ' . ' " '— ‘ ’ f " . Applications may also be
' ' L ‘ obtained at the Fayette County
-‘ 7 . - . 6&W » Courthouse or at Courthouses '
‘ ' throughout the state. Notary
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 > W.— TIIE KENTI'LKT KERNEI.. \VHIm-ulgiy. Sept. I, I‘ITI —— ’i I A I
A erSIty entuc y Stu ents!

What Y ou Must Know About The I

. ATTE a - :1: ' ’I.: i

NTION. ALL FULL TIME STUDENTS , HERE ARE THE FACTS . . . ‘

' Graduate and Undergraduate o x
NEW THIS SEMESTER: A Dre-POYment plan STUDENT-FACULTY TEAM TACKLES
——_—_—_ _ ,1.“
(called Part A) to cover on-campus medical STUDENT PROBLEM "
expenses. Last year a student-faculty committee wrestled
m“— with two problems facing students. J

Full-time students will now have free Health Service care. . w . '7'
Without this plan, this semester, students would have had to pay . The Health semce bUdget for. 19/1—‘72 d'd nor Cover
for all lab and x-ray tests and all care by hospital specialists lib or xmy legs. needed for diognOS'S and treatment

. ordered by Health Service physicians. 0 many student illnesses or referrals out of the Health

SerVice to hospital specialists. Charges for these
PARTICIPATION IN PART A BY ALL FULL- se’V‘Cf‘lYou;xvéajellSeagfzcghigtugems’ re— ..

. SponSi l l y. Ll IES PAY '
TIME STUDENTS IS A UNIVERSITY RE- THESE OUTPATIENT EXPENSES. .
QUIREMENT! __ cost: $7.00 a semester. 0 A much broader hospitalization-accident policy was

ded to adequately protect students from risin med—
IT IS PAYABLE NOW' ““3 9 '-
. ical costs. Many students were discovering that they -
* Part—time students can enroll in the plan. Physician services at were under-insured. l
the Health Service will be on a fee-per-visit basis. The prepayment 3'
plan pays for other expenses. ' l "S
THE SOLUTION:
ATTENTION. ALI. UK STUDENTS AN INNOVATIVE TWO-PART PLAN
. . PART A: A payment of $7 a semester from every tull- ‘ ' )1
FUII-Tlme and Pa [tall-[me time student would create an insurance pool to pay for I
the lab and x-ray tests and specialty care that students
NEW THIS SEMESTER. An excellent brOGd- might need. This would mean no additional charges
————____—_—_—_ for these SGTVICES when 0 SI' d i I Ih H lIh '. ’,
coverage, low cost, GROUP HOSPITALIZA— Service. U e” comes 0 e e° .- j. ,
TION and ACCIDENT PLAN (COI led PO rt B) Acting on a recommendation by this student-faculty ‘3‘: ,Z :;
———————_———_—_______.______ committee, Student Government and GPSA, the Board ,9 "
UK now has one of the best student plans anywhere. It pro— 0‘ TWS‘eeS ”ted *0 make this PGrt 0* the Program ' .
tects you year-round, anywhere you are. Any student may enroll. mandatory for fUH‘tlme “Udems- EWOHmem by Pm- " 7
time students is optional j 1._
PART B: Specifications were drawn up by the com- I ‘
mittee tor a full-coverage hospitalization-accident 2, f: f ‘_
ENROLLMENT INSTRUCTIONS plan ——one of the best plans in the country. ‘ _ - V
Full-time students must pay $7 each semester for Part A (or Blue C'OSS'Blue Shield was the low bldde" 1'" '4 l‘i
apply for a waiver by Sept. l5). Coverage begins August 29. ADDITIONAL FEATURES: _.
THIS IS A REQUIREMENT. Enroll by mail or come TO the Health . Students currently enrolled in the Blue Cross GPSA . -
SerVice. plan or the Medical/Dental Student plan can transfer “ . f
Enrollment for Part 3 ends September 20. Coverage begins W“ no loss Olbenems' . l"
August 26. The semi-annual premium, due now, is $23.70. 0 It is available to port-time students. .- 3.}
Coverage for dependents is available. This is not mandatory . There are no exclusions for preexisting conditions / I
but it is highly recommended. ' ‘ ‘ _. l .g i
3 0 Student with non~student spouse coverage available— .
I To enroll in Part A and/or Part B, use the en- “F""w'" mmem'” benefits -
. , , , O amily coverage a a'lable— 'th t "t b. f't . - » I
rollment card distributed with the insurance V I. m mommy W's
. . . 0 A new student committee called the Student Health ' ’
brochure and mail it to the Health Service. Advisory Committeewillmonitorbothparrsofthepro- .‘

' Additional enrollment cards and information 9mm -‘
brochures can be obtained at the Health Ser- ”i'-I 3
vice, Student Govt. office and GPSA office. NOTICE: Full-time.» students who i j

. do not either make the Fall Se- I - ~ -.
For additional information . . . mester $7 payment for Part A or y '_

Call Student Health Service: make arrangements for waiver by . . ; .j .
23-62”, 233-569], 233-6125 Sept. I5 will be delinquent. ' y

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4 —THE KENTUCKY KERNEL, \Vcdncsday. Sept. 1, 197] —_—_—//—
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. An attempt to explain how the I .erne 1 0p
~ , , , . . - -. . x bc-wii libelous. or accompanied by the writer’s .
1 . I I {\ineteen sexenty-one has been a school and this community not WlllLll are 0 oceie. d . L initon address
. momentous year for the newspaper always in equal amounts. but which make undocumented SlglltlItllrL~I “X :d t It hone
» ' . . . . ' s ) )1“ ' x “‘ ‘ ' V“ "L a u C ‘ ' ‘
' . . business. Papers ll;i\ e borne attacks always With a constructive intent. allegations. Lettes must not was classifitTiItionI II 1d b subtiitttd
V , I , . .' by Spiro Agnew. weathered legal [n that spirit. lxernel editorials Will 300 WOde «111d Soapboxes mast llOt number. lenyIlIEII: Journalism .
' ’ I _, ' ; assaults on their constitutional be written by a four-student board CXCCCd 750 words Wltllout Pm” [OI room 'tl b, lll‘lll or ‘in
' V . . ‘I freedoms. and witnessed the rise of editors alid will be based on the arrangements With tlieIedltor. b Building. ti itr y . _
‘I.. . I ‘ and decline of an opinionated collective opinion of that All letters and “Hides must i person.
I m . underground press. board ~not on what is likely to gain
, ,‘ . '. ; In the midst of this. and on the enthusiastic approval from readers. 0 ’ ; 3 -
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