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to remain the same during the 1976-77 .   J     · J   1
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for business affairs, attributes the savings TWO Research Projects i_ W     ii  `  
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not living in the residence halls have been . . . UK Student Designs i
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ing Professional and Executive Develop- tion, electronic mail services, signature The red, white and blue logo empha- l t
ment, has been established in the College verification, and numerous medical and sizes the Blue Grass thoroughbred indus- i i
of Business and Economics. Within a information retrieval systems applica- try by using a bugler, or starter, as the 2
week of its formation, the center held its tions. The system also can be transmitted focal point. His blue jacket is composed   3
first seminar entitled "Effective Selection over telephone and radio, opening up the of a pattern of white stars while the rest i E
lnterviewing". The center's objective is to possibility of placing monitors in homes, of the figure is red and white_ Nine stu- i S
provide public and private organizations offices and motor vehicles, and it is very dents participated in this graphic arts i S
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Graduate and undergraduate degrees in a degree in civil engineering. About 100
mining engineering are expected to be students who have currently expressed
i revived shortly with the first degrees interest in the field will make UK's pro-
being granted as early as 1977. Since gram comparable to some of the larger
1967 when interest in mining engineering mining schools in the country.
seemed to die out, UK students have been
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f You are at home working on a project stu:/Tgsgltvpicai was the $40 that Went to The upcoming space shuttle program
  for class. A friend calls and asks for a ride Russian professor Boris Sorckiri for rental and priorities for using it to conduct
i across town.What will you say? Of a Russian movie; Or the $150 given biomedical experiments was the main
l lf you are aSsEmV€' you Wm refuse' forestry professor Stanley Carpenter to theme at hearings held On Campus by the
, 8CCO|'Cilf`lQ to iHST|'UC'[Ol’S of 8SS€l"[lV9f`l€SS buy a portable calculator for Students to   Sgnatg & Sub-gOmmi[t€g on Agro-
I training groups sp0nS0red by the Counsel- make Omsim determinations Of UBB space Technology and National Needs, A
r ing and Testing Center. `li-ihe six weeks growth and other ecoiogicai proiecrionsl space laboratory to conduct experiments
i Ion free class teaches onest direct , . . ,, . in a zero , or w i htless, environment is
i coniimunication which helps passive J hl-ng.; Ozject Of gms prigralg Sa;} D; one of thegexpectizg payloads of the space 7
i people to become more assertive and siidrges Biiisenigm rgjqdg ;;€;;?;;s uic; shuttle.
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tendencies. Participants learn how to get which is, after ai', the UnivErSitv,S pri_ Knapp have been doing research at UK on
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S services and how to say no to solicitors,
. parents, boyfriends and girlfriends. Readers Theatre, under the direction of Dr. Karen Valentine, performs a Bicentennial
Expressing anger and dealing adequately year tribute based on Kentucky folklore. The original script written by Dr. Valentine
with criticism are other skills taught in incorporated several frontier instruments which students learned to play.
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