xt7dv40jwz6x https://exploreuk.uky.edu/dips/xt7dv40jwz6x/data/mets.xml The Kentucky Kernel Kentucky -- Lexington The Kentucky Kernel 1998-01-09 Earlier Titles: Idea of University of Kentucky, The State College Cadet newspapers  English   Contact the Special Collections Research Center for information regarding rights and use of this collection. The Kentucky Kernel  The Kentucky Kernel, January 09, 1998 text The Kentucky Kernel, January 09, 1998 1998 1998-01-09 2020 true xt7dv40jwz6x section xt7dv40jwz6x .4..-V.-

l8

 

V'.‘..x.i- 4

KeNTuCKY

   

ESTABLISHED 1894

Accident
* claims lite
0i student

By Mat Herron

Lilo/[mi lit/HIM

If Kimberly .\lartinson had about four evtra hours in
her day. she might have gotten eveiything finished.

The interior design junior “put a lot of life into 22
years." said her mother I‘ileanor, who
tised to call her daughter “my little whirl-
w ind."

.\Iartinson died Dec. 3‘) frotn injuries
stistained from a car wreck.

The 32—year-old was driving her
father's 109] Cadillac to his office in Rock
Hill. SC.

.\Iartinson‘s car hit a patch of ice and
then was hit on the passenger’s side by an
oncoming car. her iitother said.

I ler friends tise several adjectives to describe her: reli-
a‘ile. energetic and more organized tltan she probably
needed to lie.

“She would write down everything she was gonna do
tliai day." said roommate Ixaeey Long, .i fashion merchanv
dising senior.

“She knew the names of her children; she knew where
she was going to get iii-arried and w here she was going to
take her hi ineyinoon."

Long .ind .\lartinson lived together for two years in a
townhouse owned by .\Iartinson's father.

Long said her roommate would get tip at 7 a.m.
sometimes jtist so she could take care of all her errands,
and if a friend was sick, she would bake cupcakes for
him or her.

She was equally methodical abotit picking colleges.

“She knew she wanted to go to a big school but one
with the diversity." Iileanor .\lartinson said. “She tried to
pick something that was drive-able" and visited Kentucky
in her senior year.

“She was very happy to be going out ofs‘tate. iiittch to
otii dismay because we wanted her to stay close to home."
I‘ileanor said.

Iloiiie was a lad warmer than the often frenetic Ken-
tucky winters. a point of contention with Kim. btit quick
relief came in the form oftrips to the Keeiieland racetrack
and listening to Dave .\Iatthews Band. load the “ct
Sprocket and South Carolina natives llootie and the
Blowiish.

.\Iartinson had seen Dave Matthews seven times. btit
when she missed one of his concerts, she and Jennifer
Ilardison. a classmate of .\Iartinson's at Northwestern
I Iigh School. improvised.

“(Shel dragged her stereo otit in the backyard and
sang.“ said llardison. a history senior at the College of
Charleston.

“\Ve played croquet a lot. don't ask me why, but we
played it a lot."

\ huge \Vinnie the Pooh fan, .\Iartinson frequently
visited ()rlando several times for the “Vinnie the Pooh
character breakfasts. .\I( i.\I studios and the Aladdin
Parade.

Rare are the moments when .\Iartinson would sit, and
many are the moments when she wore a smile on her face.

“Kim was go go go. she never stopped moving." Long
said. “She would come home for five minutes" and then
go do something else.

Ronnie Day, who was dating .\Iartinson at the time.
described her as “perfect.

“\Ve never had one argument. I never heard her say a
harsh word about anybody." said I)ay, an interior design
senior who attended the funeral in Rock Hill on New
\ear's Day. “It didn't matter what we were doin' she
always had a smile on her face."

I‘ll)!“ activities in the .\lpha Delta (iainma social
sorority to working at Ilallinark to babysitting for two
families. friends .say .\Iartinson left a lasting impression on
everyone. including those knew to the area.

\\'hen.lulia Peni moved here from Pennsylvania and
was in need of a babysitter. she called sororities looking
for someone to take the job. .\Iartinson called back and
stayed Peni‘s regular babysitter for two and a half
years.

“\Vhen you have children, it’s hard to find sotneone
outside of your own family to take care ofthe most impor-
tant people in your life, and Kim was that for us," said
Peni. a doctoral student at Portlhain University.

“She was really the most responsible person I‘ve ever
met for any age," I’e'/.7.i said. “She really loved children.
She had a lot ofenthtisiasm. She was incredibly responsi-
ble. She bahysat two or three times a week. among the
million other things she had to do. I marveled at how
much she did."

To other design majors, who work closely with their
professors and other students, Martinson's death was like
losing a sister.

“\Ve‘re all a family, and we feel like we've lost a mem-
ber ofotir family.” said Allison Carll, an interior design
professor. who tatight Kim in the junior class studios of
the interior design progratn. “She was a lovely young

‘V
woman.

jason 'I'homas. who met Martinson when they took the
writing for the mass media sophomore year, remembers
two distinct features about his close friend.

“It‘s gotta be her smile (and) her eyes. Just looking at
them, she always made things better."

“hen he found out she died, “I didn't want her back
because I knew she was in a better place, but I wanted her
to take inc with her."

 

Martinson

 

 

 

‘ M .,,..--_.-.-__-~ ,,.. . ..-_

 

 

. . ”maiqimm wmmvvzvn u . . s m.

 

I'
‘vk " .

UNlVERSlIY OF KENTUCKY, LEXINGTON. KENTUCKY

 

.iiiititi

flz’

 

jam/{Irv 9, I998

. A lamlly amlr
i/u/rl'i. \iI/tl .1‘mlulttlc’
l M Il't‘ Sol/Ilia.

INDEPENDENT SINCE 1971

 

 

PHOTOS BY MATT BARTON [xi/iii. (,i!‘

WHNI BREAK? Keith Price. 11 general contractoI' rut/.7 the EC. .\lilttlieti‘x Co. (More) II.\‘(‘.\' (I .\‘lcii/ loader to break out concrete in Pillft’I'AlIII I’ll/:i'l (II/ring tlve lio/irlilv lire/IL.
Building operator Clilrr}:]clinek rep/mm light [ml/ii~ on the Patterson ()ffiit '1 iltl't'l‘ oz'crlwug.

 

By Jill Erwin

Sen/or Sniff ll 'riti'r

off for Christmas break.

Not everybody got a month

the buildings with staffin them."

The work was not easily accom-
plished. however. The workers had
to deal with the notoriously chang—
ing Kentucky winter.

Members of the Physical
Plant Division spent their time
improving the campus in ways
that aren't always possible with
students around.

(ieorge Brown. _Ir., assistant
superintendent of custodial ser—
vices. has been with the universi—
ty for seven years. This break,

the workers had a definite set of

goals to achieve.

'I‘hey wanted to remove the
trash from public areas, such as
stairwells, and perform general
maintenance in the restrooms.
making sure everything was
working and well-stocked.

They also stripped and waved
the floors in campus buildings,
trying to get ahead of schedule.
while repairing venetian blinds.

“\Ve pretty much got every—
thing done," Brown said. “\Ve
went into every building at least
once. and were able to monitor

Brown said the group got off

budget when the weather forced
them to change their plans. Ile

cited Dec. 3‘) as one example of

snow and ice interfering with
work to be done.

“It interrupted us some. with
the weather the way it w as,"
lil‘own said.

Some ofthe crew was fortunate
enough not to have to report back
until .Ian. 3. However. they don’t
always view themselves as lucky.

“I'm originally from I.etchci'

County. and l had to come all the

way back here for one day of

work." said Patrick (laudill. a

plumber .iiid welder who has

been with (K for three years.
'I'he workers returned on a

I’ridav. turned in a ftill day of

work,- then had the weekend off.

The schedule caused some long

travel times for short work lllllL'.
lake Caudill. his partner I.arry

 

Usual holiday tll'ill

Workers improve campus over bred/c

(Iriss is from outside Lexington.
\Vest Virginia. to be man. [he
schedule t or into his time with his
family. and shorieiied his break.

(Laudill and (.riss were work—
ing in the I lcctrical I'ingineerA
ing ,\iine\ \Vednesday, erecting
a platform for a cooling unit to
be installed in the building.

'l‘hey had already been into
.\IcVey Hall and I‘itlnls'lttlll'scr,
and were trying to complete the
work tliL‘)’ could before the stu~
dents came back.

“It‘s easier for us because
some of the buildings we have to
go into. without the students
here, we tan shut off the steam."
(.audill said.

Jack \pplegatc. director ofthe
I.e\ington (:ampus Physical
Plant. said that the PH) employ ~
ees are granted lotir bonus days
like all other campus employees.

This year. they were the days
between Dec. .‘(i .mdlan. I. Dur-
ing those days. between Hill-l Ill
people were working on campus.

People who worked o\er the
break will get a chance for a break.

 

Registration SVSIBIII may move to WEI)

By Matthew May
Staff I I 'ritcr

L‘K students may eventually be able
to register for classes on the World
Wide \Veb in addition to the UK
voice information processing network.

Michelle Nordin, assistant registrar.
said VIP could move to a web-based
system in the future but only in con—
junction with the current phone system.

“The phone system won’t change
much in the future.” Nordin said.
“Eventually, we may introduce a web-
based computer system, but it will be
in conjunction with the phones, not in
place of them. Most peo le still want
some interaction when t ey re istcr,
the phones allow that to be possi Ie."

Students canuse the web to check
the status ofa course during schedul~
ing. The site. in the University’s home
page under students and academics.
shows the number of slots open in a
given course, as well as meeting days,
times and sites.

For now UK will continue to use

the phone system that has worked well
for several years, students said.

After four years it has become a sta-
ple at UK. and students say it has
eased the tensions that come with try—
ing to register for classes.

“I‘ve heard the horror stories from
my parents and relatives about having
to wait in line to schedule." unde-
clared sophomore Kevvn .\Icrten said.
“It really relieves a (it of pressure
when you don't have to waste time
waiting in a line.”

UK introduced VIP in the fall of

“MS a system where any student with
access to a touch-tone phone could
avoid standing in lines to re ister. The
new phone system was wel ~received,
despite several technical difficulties
and constant busy signals.

Undeclared sophomore Lee jones
agreed.

“It really helps people relax about
scheduling and free u more time for
other things by not aving to go to
campus to schedule,” Jones said. “It
allows great flexibility.”

in.

. -. c . a..-.a~mo.~.~—,~~ » v‘w —

Despite mixed reactions to [K VIP
at first. mainly because of a consistent
busy signal. UK has improved the sys—
tem to where few problems occur, said
.\Iichelle Nordin, assistant registrar.

“\Vhen we first introduced the sys-
tem. there were some technical prob—
Ieiiis that left a bad impression with
some students." Nordin said. “'I‘hosc
problems no longer exist and students
seem to be more confident with using
it now. The system really offers
tremendous benefits to everyone."

Nordin said L'K took student coin-
plaints about busy lines and have
worked out the kinks as best it could.

“There are 62 phone lines. which is
plenty sufficient for the size ofour uni-
versity," she said. “\\'e have fine tuned
the system by adjusting the three—day
windows accordingly so there is not an
overflow of calls at one time."

Despite being in the age of ever-
changing technology, Nordin said the
phone system is here to stav, but that
other ideas, such as the web schedul-
ing, may be used in the future.

. - a .

1 . . . ~
4 . D "

WM

“0.13: Advising Conference

and registration for readmitted and
nondogm students. UK-VIP add/drop
(1 p.m.~ a pm.)
maytoofliciallydrop a course

or carted mutton tor a lull rotund.
any? to w W using

M44: mum.
Foo-M

Jun. 21: mayhem-u
“hummus“.
mqhmmma

  

 

  

 

 

    

 

 

 

 

 

 

         
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

    

 

 

 

 

 

 

.2
.ms, . _ h . - .. _ , s. _ 5 5w. .1. 5..., 0,. _ "1 ‘. '. ;' _ 5 . . 21m
A! 91144,, jam 9, 1998, Kentucky KnmlAdd/Drop
# _ -
00400 11A 000 401 5' 00 TBA ABC :10 401 00100 A0 102 on s' 1° 7" 0000444 "W
I“ W 36M“. "mat. 005.11 114 775 402 4' so 11 0000914 0000914 0071s ”01:11, 3 :1 :13 A: :g a r :3 Tu". 0200914 11
. - 12000 1 1 ' - W 00004 .
mwdamm “W““an'm‘m 00011011 m ”is g 3?: 14 c :3 = m W» 00100 c: 004 001 110100 A0 no 001 1' 1° W 0400914 5'
W'Mw(')leMm-on 11141114001104.1404" ova-10010 111 1100414 1150444 0100o at 000 001 00110 511 001 1' 8-0 W 0100914 :x:
. Cow» 00011000 17101 110110 1110 141107 c Immodmoly .1101 1714 number 01 outs ms 100 011 11 so 141 01000 014: 000 001 00110 A-l no 001 r g: a 3:000! 1150144 :11
. 00911 1
'Bvolfil: 50010 00v. commit“ 04110111110111 You «1001901090010! 1201111100100 LB 11ooA14 1100414 01141 0014 g: 3: :3: z: :3 g: 10 so N 0100914 ,2
10111 MWnuwbmransmmmrmdmrmt. 00034 ms 100 012 20 so TB 11 0°“0c!“ ”7 004 m“, AI 3‘ 001 4' so In 0000A14 1100444 3:
6014700 “c1100- 11141 11010 1110 101101 5 171171100141on 41101 the number or m 002 4- ‘ o w "W W 00125 0014 101 m 00110 M 500 1101 ,0 ,0 1" 0100914 0410914 '1;
BMWmWMManmWAromowhbb Wm. “55"“ 505 501 ‘0 ‘0 m 01150 0014 y 001 00110 ~. 31 w. 7 5.0 1404 0100914 0450914 7}
‘° "mm‘""°‘9‘"°”“' “7"“ 00550 11514 775 402 0 so B 0000914 0000914 0122: 00 as 002 00570 A5 571 001 2' 3-0 W 0100914 0450914 21
noun 01511 so 431 002 10 so 141419 0000144 0000M 1 ca 4010 :1 00121 H I" 90' " 3° R 01110411 1010414 .7
00504 1019 540 002 17 1.0 TB 0000114 10044 01011 our :04 1 -
0"“ “c ‘7' ‘°' 5: 3° 7“ W" 07‘5“ 00551 LA 015 201 15 so 104 01:21 our :00 401 00000 A0 500 001 1' M & 1200914 0101911 z
1252525 m :2: g: 3 :3 $ 1114 211 W 10 3° 111 0150414 1040A» 83:2 :00 :1 a: 00101 As :00 001 4- c 10 TBA TBA '3‘
005" W ‘09 0°? N 30 R 0200911 000““ $1? :4‘ 2:32 g1 g 3’: TB 1100A» 1215914 01454 EA 001 401 001s: M :00 on 1' c 1.0 TBA TBA ,1
00601 ARC no 0‘0 as so TBA 00021 14: 400 002 7 so 14079 1100414 1100A» 01500 3:9 212 000 00150 A0 005 000 a: g :3 g $ T,
00015 ABc no 011 10 so TBA 00020 1495 501 401 12 so 14 00041 :09 510 001 00104 As :00 001 1_ c 10 m 110
00552 ABC m 010 25 so TBA 00525 110T 1105 005 2' c so TBA 00405 EDP 000 002 001: A0 005 on! 5. c ‘ TBA 7% a
00010 40c :21 011 24 so TBA 110000 1401 700 001 0 so 104 05401 :09 m 002 0°13 3" °°‘ ‘. c ° m ‘2‘
00545 Am: 022 010 25 so TBA 00444 145: 001 001 11 so TB 0500914 0015914 00451 E03 021 101 00‘ N 3“ W ‘. c I” g m 1
00017 4110 022 011 25 so TBA 00517 1409 no 001 4' 10 1124 05100 as 001 201 ”‘3' ‘4 '“ 000 '- 0 1° TBA TBA
3:33 3313: 33 :1 :0 33 :4“ 0000914 303% m3 WS 520 001 2° so n 0000914 0040914 01050 g4 33 :1 :1: t: 0,0: 3: :' C 1: TBA TBA 7 .
05492 610 014 001 5' 20 TBA 00001 2:: g 31‘) 3° :3 11 01010 ENG 101 000 00141 A5 300 011 5: C '0 TBA TBA 1" 120
00402 BME 78‘ 006 5‘ ‘0 W 00570 14041 020 401 20 so B 0000914 0100914 01070 5140 101 010 00144 As sol 901 5_ g 3-0 g TBA I1 124
‘25“ 95C 33‘ 50‘ 73 3° TBA 00502 111.111 072 002 5' 40 TBA 01002 940 102 010 00145 A0 s00 01: 5_ 3.0 TBA 1 124
12400 850 112 002 10 so T 0015914 WSW 00503 NuB 700 010 10 TBA 01007 940112 020 00140 A-s 30 000 I. C 3.0 TBA TBA .25
00514 CE ‘06 003 25 30 M WM 0950‘“ 00554 mm 100 010 s' 00 TBA 01041 E140 112 as 00147 As s00 004 5' c so TBA TBA 110
°‘°°‘ CE “‘ °°° ' 3° E" 333191“ 3°55“ “‘04..." "U“ "‘ ’°‘ " '3 3 31313 $ 13 3'1? 31:: 2'3 34' 33 3- 2 3'3 % '13: :2
. .
‘ WM 0250?“ 00530 52 67'67: 32 :0 :0 B 0000914 0000914 05012 ENG 100 000 00100 As set 001 5: c so TBA 134 120
03585 CM 590 0°? 9_ 30 WA 12504 901 500 002 12 10 9 W14 o4s0914 02120 940 100 002 00101 AB 300 000 I. C so TBA TBA 120
20225222. ;. 18% 'mszgsw‘ 2.; BB amass 0:523:32123-83 B 1- :2:
00020 201
00019 CHE 599 000 1‘ 3° M 0000914 07309" 00554 911B 015 005 10 TBA 022: 9AM 054 002 00154 4-5 300 011 5: c so TBA TBA ‘ I 120
w 2: 1;; 2'3; :3 a: 1:" mm m: w 9' 5. m ' '° 2 mm. m :0 B s: 21:: z: B :3: z- c 1": B m . 1::
00001 cs 515 m 10 so TB 0000911 0045914 1 1W 1150444 00100 911 201 001 00104 As 1110 002 0' c 10 TBA TBA 001
mm 3.: B 2': g? c :3 9 mm Mm" 0.5.. 9' m " '° 11. mm 0.5.. 2..." :20 B 3:: 2:: 1:: B 833 :3 2 :8 B B B
00501 0141 300 001 13 30 TR 0000914 0115914 w 0700914 00041 050 541 001 00101 As so. 000 5' c 10 TBA TBA > 3, 004
W 0600"M WSW 00552 9111 422 001 21 so 14 0100444 0000414 02400 as 001 00102 A5 500 000 5' c 1.0 TBA TBA 11
TB 0000914 0015914 119 00011444 1 02400 B 101 004 00110 As :01 001 5' c 1.0 TBA TBA «. 00.
00557 E00 479 Am 6 30 TR 0000?“ 0715914 00411 9111 710 001 24 so TB 0100914 0245914 02504 01.1 111 004 00104 4: s00 000 5: c 10 TBA TBA 4,
waits: :81 mm 0.5:: 55,335.75.“ '30 “5421532 BargssezssrzB B a»
' 00000 s 000 10 1 .
00500 EDA 700 201 11 so TBA 12500 914 700 12 so B 0200914 0000914 02007 1153 400 001 00101 As soo 011 1: c 10 TBA TBA -. 004
006" EDA M 202 1° 30 TBA 12501 914 110 002 15 so my 1000A14 1150A14 02000 HES 00175 As :00 012 1 10 TBA ,
00410 2300 17313 g g 2101 % 00400 9sv 414 001 5' 20 3 112030 1H1: :3; :3 :3: t: 3: 3:: 3' a I“ :00?“ 0700’“ 004
00512 506 777 201 '0 R 0400914 0700’“ 00410 a53c a g g' :18 00400 1115 107 000 00172 511 001 1 so TB 0100914 0400914 001
00642 EDP 5'8 50‘ 2| 30 M W“ 0030?“ 00002 201 000 12 so AMF 0100A» 00050 1115 s52 001 00174 45 521 001 2: :0 TB 0100911 0400914
00535 EDP 050 002 0 10 I?” 04:10914 0600”! 00000 55;: 202 80‘ 3' :0 m9 1200914 1250914 :40: 111’“? a 3 3:? A: g g: 4 g: m 0000A“ “50AM 004
m 417 1 N 0
N6“ EDP M6 007 4' 10 TBA ”07 57A 715 «)2 2' 30 TBA “570 NS: 101 (:11 W17. A-S “1 W1 5' 30 W 0000A“ "m W
06527 EDS 375 20' ‘0 30 TBA 00547 SW 445 402 s' 00 n 0030914 0720914 00112 tsc 401 001 00110 4-8 500 001 0 so TB 0100914 0400914
00520 E05 375 202 50 30 TBA TBA 02005 1049 401 00100 A0 001 001 so Tn 0100914 0450914 00.
06629 EDS 375 203 50 30 TBA 00000 sw 410 00:1 12 so TB 0030414 1045A14 00100 14A 100 011 00101 A: 510 401 1' so 14w 0000914 0000914
00630 :35 375 22g 50 30 x 00572 sw 023 001 0 20 14 1100414 1250914 (3100 m 100 as 001:1 A5 500 001 0 so m $914 0400914 . 000
“53‘ 5 375 5° 30 00545 SW 640 1 50 W W“ 0150914 WHO I“ 1 '
(”533 $5 375 401 ‘9 30 IN PM 20‘ 5 TBA 00110 MA 1“ 402 00104 ‘45 “1 W1 4' 30 m V“ m . g
06673 S 555 206 H :10 0400PM 0030 00030 sw no 403 25 2o 14 0730914 0020914 00100 144 123 404 5 m.
0000; Egg 3 g :2 32 a 0000?: wow 00005 sw 730 201 10 20 IRA 0000914 0150914 0211 x :36 £1 00001 As 0- 001 10 so TTEA 1200914 0100911 5 :4, 050
“33 W 033° W ) M
09655 E05 621 ‘0! ‘9 N 1T!” 07009" 0930?“ 00540 SW 140 401 2' 5o :1“ 0730914 0020914 00.33 m :3 g: 0.11:: 2:: no :1 g: :8 T1? $00914 0450914 0;; 000
» 00"“ 0450914 000
01027 EDS 001 201 29 30 W 0730914 WWW 00014 TA 200 002 10 so 14w 0100A» 1015414 00020 144 772 001 00100 A0 020 001 1' so TB 0100914 0400914 - $1 004
mm 58% 3‘33 3 31 38 I." 0730914 1000914 ”" '°‘ °°‘ 2’ c ‘° m M” W“ 2.“; m #3 a 33:: “ 3 3 33 3'8 % °‘°°”‘ m“ ~ ‘4 °“
00514 EDS 100 012 5 10 TBA “SE 05410 11A m can 00101 A5 000 0a 0' so TBA 3‘ x
05575 EDS 100 001 10 00 TBA 00000 1455 550 001 00112 A0 000 000 5' so TBA .1 005
00570 :05 700 010 10 01 TBA 00504 445 550 00110 1405 702 001 001110 100 001 4' 50 TBA . :1 005
9"; so, 2" 2: '0 :3 mm 055““ mm m m “'6 W 5": 2.2 s B 2:: " s B :2 a: B ‘ 1 ow
m 1‘ I 00000 A 1 I . f
00414 ENT 014 001 5' 20 TBA 00001 A58 30.00 0‘31 00151 14011 042 201 00110 As 00o 007 5' so TBA ,< 4 3
00495 FAM 509 999 1 30 00451 ANT 101 002 94 1120 401 00100 As 050 001 5' so 14w 0000A» 1100A» 1 ‘ 000
50541 050 505 001 2' so TBA 50450 ANT 101 004 04511 9111 120 015 00101 As 001 001 0' so 1411! 0000A14 1150414 000
00540 550 547 401 24 so 14 0000914 0045914 04320 9111 120 401 00200 A0 000 001 s' so TB 0100914 0450914 . t 000
00504 ANT 002 001 04551 91117 501 001 00201 A5 001 001 4' 0.0 TB 0100914 0450914 , 005
00001 Asc 501 001 01554 9111 024 001 00200 As 071 401 s' 0.0 1411 0000914 0050914 1 1
00444 91s 502 000 00204 As 100 001 5' 5.0 TBA TBA ‘. 5 005
04500 95 101 001 73* TBA : 005
04050 9511 100 012 00200 A0 001 001 0' so % $ :
v 1 1 ~
c 8:823 17 13 13 00200 AB 110 001 5' so TBA 92
04050 95v 100 020 00201 As 710 002 4' so TBA 00:
04051 93v 100 021 00200 As no 000 4' so TBA - 001
51000 9517 100 022 00201 As 710 004 s' so TBA 00:
04004 PSV 100 m “177 A-S 710 0“ 5' 3.0 TBA M
I | 04000 95v 100 020 00212 As no 001 s' so TBA 00:
04007 9sv 100 121 com: AS 120 002 1' so TBA 00:
01071 901 215 000 00171 As 720 000 5' so TBA 001
04000 951 215 402 00215 As no 001 5' so TBA 00:
04000 901 210 000 00210 As no 002 s' so TBA 001
04010 9517 210 007 00211 As no 000 5' so TBA 00:
04724 951 451 002 00210 As no 004 5' so TBA we
04700 951 55: 001 00211 As no 000 5' so TBA 00:
° ° 00771 9511 504 001 00220 As no 000 5' so TBA 00:
Ice 0 e8] ence I e 00430 PSV 021 401 00100 As no 007 5' so 001
com 951 707 001 cons As no 001 s' so TBA TBA 00:
““3 a a? °°‘ 00mm 2‘3 7% °°‘ 3' 3° % $ ' - °°=
. . . . 002 1 001 - 002 ' 0 ~ 001
1Assrstant Hall Drrectors applrcatron due January 16 33;; g g: x 0mm 2; g; g g :g 5:: m 00:
I 00340 soc 241 401 00220 As 701 000 1' 10 TBA . g
~ - m 555°C B 2 mm 5; B 1' '3 B " we
. ‘ ‘_ .
.RA appl'caflons due February 2 05731 soc 411 001 00231 As 7117 000 1' 10 TBA 1‘ ' x
00405 soc 501 002 002s2 AS 151 007 2' 1.0 TBA ‘ 00:
- - - - “‘3‘? socsoc ‘°' ‘°‘ 055mm “2 :3 °°° 2’ "° % M
N 3 610 ‘01 A- 000 10
OHall Drrector application accepted from March1 untrl m 5°C ,5 .0. 0.1.. .2 m m .. .1. g
_ _ _ 05000 ssac 772 001 00230 A: m 001 5' :0 m % 000
0.951 101 012 001 4' .0
all posrtlons are filled. (must be graduate student) 0.», 5. .0. 0,. mm 45 m m 5. ,1. m g
00121 SW 500 401 00250 As no 001 5' so TBA 001
0012.1 5111 502 002 00200 4-5 100 002 4' so TBA TBA 001
001:0 sw 444 004 002211 As no 000 4' so TBA TBA 00:
00100 5141 040 000 002110 AS 700 004 5' so TBA 004
. . 05171 sw 041 000 00251 As 7110 005 5' so TBA TBA ‘ 000
tlon 00100 sw no 402 00240 As 700 0110 4- so TBA TBA 000
1 C a 00255 sw n1 201 00241 As 700 007 5' so TBA TBA 1 1100
our 00250 sw n1 202 00242 As no 000 4' so TBA , 005
8 00251 sw 7s1 200 00243 As 700 001 5' so TBA _ 000
. or 00205 5141 7:1 204 00102 As 700 010 5' so 000
91 ere 00251 sw n1 401 00402 As m 001 15 10 T 0500914 0100914 001
. be on ‘ 05200 SW 131 402 00240 As 7115 002 5' 10 TBA 005
1T1 0 00201 sw 7:11 400 00241 As 7115 000 5' 10 TBA 000
. . . . 1. 00200 94 n1 404 00250 As 7115 004 5' 10 TBA 000
t ODS -~ - 00204 sw n1 400 00251 4-5 705 005 2' 1.0 TBA 005
( O 31 05217 sw 741 405 00252 As 715 000 5' 1 0 TBA 001
31 5220 SW 711 400 W A-S 795 007 5' 10 TBA ; M
I 00254 4-5 715 000 5' 1.0 TBA _‘ 000
0114110150 counsrss w m 9 '- 9 «a
”16 A-S 795 010 5' 10 TBA M
(5017 000 001 9 30 M moo?“ “902 M0 101 001 17 10 W "M 1150114 1 m
00004 450 s21 001 22 20 TBA 05104 440 320 001 2:1 so 14w 01:10AM 1045414 000
“220 ASC 340 201 15 3 0 W 0500914 “151’" 05005 MD ‘99 W1 10 10 TBA TBA M
00221 Asc 540 202 15 so TB 0000914 0015914 05100 440 411 002 4' 10 TBA TBA ; 005
00250 Asc 540 200 15 so TB 0000914 0015914 00251 MS 200 001 11 so 14 0400914 0000914 « 000
. 00231 450 540 204 11 so TB 0000911 0015914 00m 44s 204 005 1' so TB 0000A” 1045414 ' 005
05232 ABC :40 200 15 so TB 0000941 0015914 05001 AAs 400 001 21 so TB 0200914 0015914 , 051
00234 454: 040 200 15 :1 0 TB 0000914 0015914 00250 MS 401 001 5' 1.0 T 0450914 . 005
00200 Asc 540 207 15 so TB 0000914 0015914 TBA TBA TBA .
00700 451 111 002 114 s 0 14149 0200914 0250914 00074 ABT s00 001 24 s 0 141419 0100A» 0150A» ;
001175 on: 5:10 001 20 MW 0100914 0400914 00251 401 015 001 11 1.0 TBA ', 000
14w 0100914 0150914 00200 ABT s01 001 20 10 TBA 1.
°°"‘ “E m °°° " ‘° 1‘: W” Wm" 2" 3' f °°‘ Q' 38 11“ MW MW
00002 CH 770 00:1 1. 10 991 I 001 '
79 Southporl’ Dr. 103 W. MOXWE" st. 05541 cs 21:; 000 5- 40 MW 1200914 1250914 00212 400 201 402 s' so 1011 730914 0045914 °°5
277 0080 TB 0250914 00215 Ace 200 001 s' so 14w 11ooA14 1215914
' 225-1 356 00542 cs 215 004 0 40 1411 1200914 1250914 00311 Ace 200 000 4' so TB 1100414 1215914 000
TB 0000914 Ace 200 004 0 so TB 0200914 0015914 .
05502 cs 515 001 s' so TB 0200914 0015914 00210 400 211 001 1' 1.0 141419 0100444 0150414
0 01247 cs 570 001 21 so 14w9 1000414 1000414 05221 Ace 211 002 2' 1.0 14 1000414 1050A» 051
B ack L. hits 05020 0141 s00 002 1' so 14 0000114 1150A» 9 1000414 1150414
TB 0000A» 1000414 00222 400 211 000 10 10 w 1000414 1000414
0 ' 01420 :00 401 001 s' so TB 0000414 0115414 9 1200914 0150914 005
B ac L. .- Posfers & 00422 sec 701 001 1 so 141479 0000444 0000414 00220 400 211 004 1' 10 um: 0200914 0250914
01514 509 522 001 1 s o 14 0000914 0750914 00201 Ace 301 000 0 so TB 0100144 1045414
01511 :09 000 001 1' s o B 0400914 0700914 00201 Ace 002 001 14 so TB 0000414 1045414 005
a n e s 01511 209 005 001 2' 1 o 1 0000444 1200914 00224 Ace 302 2' so TB 1230914 0145914
, -. TBA 00210 Ace 002 401 5' so 14w 0000914 0715914 '
" 05400 909 777 001 0 1o 14 1200914 0000914 00214 024 001 24 so 14w9 0000444 0000414 1 005
mp ewe rY 05400 209 770 401 1 s0 T 0000914 0000914 00215 44:0 &4 002 1' so TB 0100414 1045414
- 01570 EDS 550 205 41 s 0 TBA 00217 ABC 315 001 10 1 0 TBA TBA
B 01710 :5 4210 001 40 so TB 12s0914 0145914 00210 Ace 511 001 0 c 10 TBA TBA 1 005
O Y ewe ry 05712 9414 000 001 0 so 11 1250914 0000914 00211 Ace 001 11 so 11079 0000A14 0050414
, 02310 9114 000 401 5' 1: so w 0545914 0045914 00005 4100 001 27 so TB 0000414 0015414
1' d T i. 02401 9B 000 001 10 so TB 0450914 0545914 000m 400 4100 002 s' so TB 1100414 1215914 005
Ye ye apes rles 00153 114 775 401 10 B 0001 Ace 4100 001 24 so TB 1250914 0145914
0 001ss 10414 see 001 5' c 10 TB 0415914 0515914 4170 001 11 so TB 1100A14 1215914
T-ShlrI'S 05450 14s14 002 401 5' so 11 00010 Acc 4170 000 10 so 14w 0200914 0015914 005
, 05740 11514 175 401 5' 1.0 B 0000914 0000914 00011 Acc 4170 401 11 so TB 0115914 000
O «3122 MA ‘10 W1 11 ‘0 N 0000414 0050414 ”12 ICC 51! W1 1' 30 TR 1100M! 1215p" '
TobGCCo & PI es TB 0120414 00240 Ace 511 401 s' so 14 0000914 0x109» 1
00000 11A 025 001 21 so TB 110oA14 1215914 00014 Acc 1100 001 12 so T 0200914 0450914 5 005
o . 0 00523 144 777 001 21 so 14w9 00015 Acc 1110 401 24 so w 0000914 0000911
A "It Mov' s & ovelt'es 00545 use 001 001 14 so TB 0000414 0115414 00011 Ace 011 001 20 10 TBA TBA
00501 140C 157 001 s' 10 TB 0000414 1015414 1011. Ace 524 001 1: so T11 1250914 0145914 . 005
- _ 00010 1400 205 001 10 10 TB 1000414 1000114 011011 41°C 700 001 20 so TBA
P e r s oooso 1495 s40 001 7 so 141449 0100914 0100914 00020 Mac 115 001 20 10 TBA TBA
. I 0:11:11 1495 511 001 10 so 141119 1200914 1200914 00021 400 715 002 10 10 TBA TBA 00:
00141 NFS 500 001 10 1.0 14 0000411 000w 00m EC 500 001 15 1 0 TB 1200914 0145914
Lava am 5 101 00001 ABC sos 001 5' so 14949 0000414
. 00150 NFS 514 004 s' so TB 0000914 0445914 00000 ABC 514 001 10 1 0 TB 1250914 0145914 000
° 00002 140B 021 001 14 so 11 0000914 0000914 00000 A50 :11 001 20 c 10 TBA TBA
tlc ers 04001 14011 004 001 22 so w 0000914 0000914 00440 ABC 410 001 1s so 141179 1200914 1250914
04010 nun 0a 002 s' so TBA TBA 00001 AEC 2 001 0 so 14949 0100914 0150914 001
04112 14011 no 001 10 so B 0000914 0000914 00040 450 001 1' so TB 0100114 1040A14 004
e a t e r a c ets 04114 1411B no 502 12 so 11 0000914 0000914 00041 Am 411 001 s' so 14w9 1000A» 1050AA4
04101 BUB 711 001 0 so 111 0100114 1200914 00050 AEC 471 401 5' so Tn 0000914 0115914 0115
0004s Nun 027 401 1' 5.0 TB 0000914 0715914 00040 AEC 400 001 14 so Tn mom ‘
04215 14011 004 004 2' 5.0 14114 0150914 0245914 00010 A50 502 001 5' so TB 1100A» 1215914 ' 000
T 0700414 0200914 o0m1 45c 500 001 10 10 TBA
042s0 140B 012 501 4' 0.0 T 0750914 00041 451: 000 001 12 so 14w9 1000411 1050414 000
I1” 0050914 m AAg: 33 001 ‘7 3° 0100914 11
‘ “'54 PA 775 “)1 4' 1.0 I M1 3' 30 M
Call now to find 04441 91111 021 001 14 4.0 141w 1W 1000414 00114 45c 05: 401 1' so T 0000914 0000914 %
B 00002 ABC 001 001 21 so 14w 0200914 0015914
out how you can 04444 91191 024 001 14 3.0 TB 1100444 11mm 00055 ABC 1411 001 25 0.0 TBA TBA 000
01445 B {aw 0000914 11050914 00051 7158 3 001 2° 1‘10 % $ "
' 911 020 001 14 20 001 10 o
”“9”" ”‘39 W 9" '°- W " '° 0 35....” mm mm :22 B 2‘ 1° 1: B *9 °°'
- 1 1 .
Internet Serv1ce T 0000A» 00504114 00000 450 210 001 0 so TB 1100A» 1215941 °°°
f t _ 04551 m 524 001 10 so 141749 1200914 1250914 00001 AED s02 001 7 so BM 0400914 0000914 000
04540 500 001 17 so 14 0250914
or up 0 Six T 0100914 0250914 00002 450 001 001 2' 10 TBA TBA °°'
th . B 0150914 0020914 00000 450 510 001 5' so TBA 000
mon S - 0454s 91117 555 001 20 so TB 0145914 00004 450 011 001 2' so 14 0000914 0no914
05100 9111/ 000 001 24 so 141479 0000414 0000414 00000 450 071 001 1 so T 0000914 0700914 000
04504 91.5 410 001 0 so 14 0000914 0400914 00000 450 010 001 11 so TBA TBA
14 0000914 050914 00001 450 771 001 4' so B 0000914 07.10914 0011
00700 915 410 002 7 so TBA 00000 450 101 001 5' 10 TBA TBA
B 0100914 0000914 00000 450 m 001 5' 10 TBA TBA 00:
00400 91.5 070 001 2' so TBA 00070 4:14 220 001 1' so TB 1000A11 1000414 001
01711 BA: 102 001 10 40 141119 1210914 1200914 14 0100911 0200914
T 1101114 1150114 00071 4:14 220 002 2' so TB 1000414 1000414 000
d I UK 0 I. b ' 7 420 001 2' 3° 14 114 0450914 00013 4514 so 3174 0200914 250914
W W“ 1 W1 10 20 1 1
...an Gt n Ine rlng 01104 591 111 001 1' so TB 02110914 0015914 B 0200914 0000914 °°'
00071 sTA s21 001 12 so 14019 1200914 1250914 00074 4514 040 001 15 so 14419 0100414 000
05000 sTA 001 001 20 so TB 1040444 coon 4:14 402 001 5' so TB 1100444 1215914
00002 STA 000 001 20 so 14049 0100914 0150914 00010 4:14 4000 001 15 so 1411 1000414 1000114 000
00701 51A 070 001 s' so TBA 14 0400914 0000914 000
00150 sw 017 001 2' so 14 0000914 0520914 00077 4574 400 001 1 10 TBA TBA 001
00001 5174 017 201 20 so 14 0000914 0520914 00110 4974 4010 001 1 so 1410 0000914 0000914 000
05100 sw 000 401 0 so s 0000444 0100914 0001 494 .1 0° ‘ so Tn'I'BA 000
D ' 1 1 ' 1
to our fun ertr s' “'5' 00111131: 9 "°‘“' .51.. 9
. 00o11 Ass 100 401 1' 10 T 00110914 0050914 00110 4511 4000 401 12 so 1 004
$3213 ‘°° 3 ’” ‘° ‘17 m°’°°"" 3' E 1.4“” 3‘ 42 3'8 "'54 “°°"‘ "“"‘ °°'
. - 4 1 1m 12 10 I 1 ,
~ - 1 . 000
Crursrng the Internet has never been easrer! Wrth UK Onlrne you can now Jump on the am; :3 :3; g g. g :3 a gm m m g g g; g :3 our ggm " a
. - - - - - 0055s MS 101 000 4' c 1.0 11 1000144 1200914 00111 4:11 010 001 2s so TBA
5 . 000
Net“ for rust $12 a month and a low one-tlme activation fee of $10. And If you Sign cam 33 :3: g y g y: Tau 1000441 1m 3: g 3 3: :1 :3 w 3
1 - 4, - 00021 MS :100 001 10 0 20 14111 0000411 0000414 00010 4:14 744 001 1 00 TBA
up now, you ll recerve a coupon worth $10 off your Internet bIII! All you have to :3; 2:3 3 g y; 0 g: m :m :m a; g $ 3: 2' 2.: $ m g
000
- - , ' 00000 Ass 500 001 0 so 14119 1100414 1150414 00010 4514 700 001 14 10 TBA TBA
do rs grve us a call ~— and then the world Will be yours. moon, 2‘? 3 g E' c :3 “111'. moooo914 0000914 monso- g R 3: 2 g: :14 “mm m °°-
2 ‘ '
00000 A-E 015 002 5' c 10 TBA TBA 00010 4511 110 001 15 00 TBA TBA a
00001 A—E 005 000 5' c 10 TBA TBA 00010 40c :15 001 1 10 TBA TBA on
00040 A-E 30 001 5' c 10 TBA TBA 00011 no 000 001 10 10 TBA TBA 0114
PI I" 1' 00041 A-E :01 001 s' c 10 TBA TBA 00410 40c 40) 001 17 0.0 T11 0000444 1010444 000
US, you 99 . 00012 A-E so. 002 s' c 10 TBA 12012 474A 005 001 4' 10 TBA TBA 100
9* 00044 A: g 3 g 2 '3 m 12001 41"“14 1‘3 :1 110 g: 14% mm 1100151 In
- 1 .
° 60 hours 0f local access per month 00045 A: 525 001 4' so T 0000914 0000914 1411109 11410444 1100144 3:
. . TBA 12000 m g m :0 so TBA TBA m
. Free local access from 1am. - 6am. darly mm :5 g: g g. g :3 a m "9' 1° m am“ am“ 000
. . h 0005: A-E 110 000 0: 0 10 TBA TBA 14 0100914 0000914 3
0 Access to email, chat Irnes and news groups (at no extra c arge) mm 2;: g3: g; g, c '1’; g m a” gmm “mm ...
2,, 00000 A-E 140 01- 5' 00 TBA 14 0000144 mom a
. Free personal home pages 0000: 2: 1: 3 3- 3': '1: '1'! 0000114 1.0114 000
- 004
. , ~ «000 A41 100 401 1' so 1074 0000911 0710914 14 0100914 0140914
0 ngh speed X7. Internet access (X2 modem requrred) up 10 53.3 kbps at 00 extra 00002 4: :3 a :0 i: “14:49 13110144 3100114 11“ :100911 m 000
00000 m w M 000
- 00000 A41 012 001 :r 5.0 TB m 1040144 I m 0.14144
charge! (Available mud—February, 1998) :3: A: = a :1 g 1,: a w .1111 300414“ 11““ =
1.
00010 441 soo 000 s' c 1.0 TBA TBA 14 01011911 0000911 5
00077 A-H 001 004 s' c 10 TBA m 1111 0000914 0.0914 .-
- ' 00070 4+1 001 000 0' c 1.1 TIA 1441 00914 M 0-
00007 An I! 001 4' so 14 0001914 0100914 on
. 00000 A11 025 011 7 0.0 111 "I 0110914 11 010011 000911 .-
00001 441 521 001 7 so 111 $114 1111 .0014 .00914 000
n e Ne tod a I I I 00000 A41 500 001 r so T01 1411 m m 400
u p . . 00001 441 510 on r 0.0 TBA I 0100914 0100914 .-
000. A41 000 000 s- so In M 0'09! 0'
00100 441 000 001 s- 50 1011 1.10914 .011
1 ”mm B 2 ' :3 1. .4. .4... r: 5""... 5"".