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Vol. LXXXIII, No. 84 l lli\ t-rsity of h entucky ' .i.
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Before coniingto Al)l)<[)ROP, hasea / Pick up art lBM permit card. One 2 L) ”I? 93? {51‘s N G C S pJ‘T E' pi ’ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' “'7 T l 5 .'
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what you‘redropprng. Plait ahead ()ncc These cards are kept at the entrance. and V i l E b os'i azil‘osc ‘ r 9 H Li a ‘- | i J V . ll .. L m . U‘ ' I ” a I i ' i z ”y l '.
you're sure what you need. pick tip a each student tnust liascthis card to enter W ‘ ,Ig‘
m"Pl‘UPL‘r card (“1th a card |\ thUITi-‘d ADD-DROP. for the rndisidual. this time include .idiusting the number ol —-1 . l .
for each class change) at the department ,1 Pick up an ADD-DROP slip. He also suggested that eiery student credit hours lor \al’lflhlt’ courses .iiid centrallzed ADD/DR 0P l '
t.ib|csloc.iledonthe concourses aird cert Reiiiciriber. orieis all you need. conlei with his or her adiisot before changing 1'“!th OPUUPIM “l“s'll llls‘lllsls' l . ‘ ’
titil llooi ol tlic('oliseum. . . . I making any changes. audit. F‘d\\-l.’lll,dlld letter grade \ote it Advance ”2“”er students who wish m add or drop l f . .

You‘ll also need one ADD-DROP slip (reorge Dester. Lls associate registrar. Other good ideas: hang onto your should be mentioned that students classes should report [0 Memorial (’oliseum on Iiicstlti). : .' .V
- ullt/lNI/l‘ one ~ to complete all your prostded otherII suggestions. "Add copy of the ADD-DROP slip for future should not. when changing fiotii letter Jan. 13. ill lill‘ time corresponding with ”W“, itlsl "tunes. I Is .‘
schedule . transactions. , Each Al)” belot's‘ WU de. hLI dd‘lw‘d- lhb “Ill reference, toserily classes you have add- grade to passlail. take more than tfie Students mu) am“. late. hul Will not he atltt:illctl “Mn“ -. I
DROP slip has space lor seven class improve both the ellicrency ol the pro- ed and dropped should rm- need arise. three pass-fail options allowed by the their appointed “me. i .‘ .‘
changes. cess as a whole and make things quicker Double check your social securits l'nisersits. i .' .

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number every lime you write it. I . vI
Arrive at your appointed time (see Dester notes that as many as (woo f t -‘
sidebar]. Students are processed students will probably make use or ““00 8"“(1‘0 i:tlll “V” l . V. ‘-
Dates to Remember alphabetically. \‘l'hile it might be smart ADD-DROP. Not .ill of these will be for “’33" Chi-Di ‘30 P‘Ri l 3 f
to arri\e ti little early to beat the line. no adding and dropping, but the slltcili sin ”:00 Dj-f 2:le R.l"'“ '_ '9: 1 .
student will be admitted beloreliis or her dent should espect a large crowd and ”:3" “'HC" 21‘2” ""l l ‘
appointed time. They may, howes er. ar- come prepared. 121"" Heu-Kh 31ml \ ”l ‘. 2 _ I. .'
Jan. lZ- Registration for new students Feb. 3 - Last day to change grading the late. ADD~DROP opens at lo am on ”:30 Ki'Mh 333" ‘4" r .3
“ho lime msr “drum.- registered. 3m. option (pass-fail to letter grade, letter Otherltamflsllml‘ll‘al Cit” be "Mt-1H” Tuesday. >____________M__ _l 7’. '
dent (‘enter Ballroom open for payment grade ‘0 pass-fail. credit ‘0 audit 0T audit ,‘l
of fees. ll) pictures and \alidation l0 s‘rs‘dlll- LEN day 10 drop a course I y . "
through i‘l’ld‘d), Jan. 16. Remaining “liliOUl ll appearing on the SlUdcnl‘S nder the wtre
i parking stickers may bc obtained at the transcript. i.”
LJls' police station. ‘ . . ' I;
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. _ Numerous deadlines Will keep many students busy ;. ..
students cancelled for nonpayment of '.."I'I;
.tdi:Ticdid;:i:i:*dllfttirddgilt)sl.).li)a*s{t(1:110; :It‘g-q“RI::lI:J:I:IeI5II::¥m€m Ol tees plus $50 By II.ISA WALLACE . . fees through the last day payiiietits will delay llld\ be espcttctl li‘i 'iitlciits \s.. = sIs- \- _;- ,y i. _ I "I V’.
‘ .. ' ' Assistant Entertainment [:dttor be taken. Jan, 27. are paying lces altci he to P; messing s :t". ;~,. .2 ti ii ,. .. P ,
student may officially drop a course or . _ ' .
. . The deadline for withdrawal from the is done on .i triontlrrs mus tllti sltltlt‘l. t.ri .i ; r . _:.i" rt l. r .
cancel registration witli the Registrar for . . _ » . . . 2.. ,
a ftill refund ol fees. Students at UK are used to having Lnrversity, changing to part-tune status. who do not present pi or t-l :‘tl\llls'l". . .:s s i ~.ll .l.:'. lilc'tlt owls .- ' ~I.II .
. . .. deadlines imposed on them in classes. or reduc‘ing credit hours in order to treteipt or cantclletl cllc‘ckl ll1.t\ li.isc tlcri't crew tl.ill'll‘ 'tk‘l‘H'liL‘lil .tces ,
”h’ 12 ' [“N dd) for lrlrng an ap- and registration for a new semester br- receive a full refund of fees is Jan. I}. “a” it" it \«lhslttlh’t' \lisks'l I i
plicatIion Ilor May degree In College mg. mm H another m or deadlines Jan. 30 1. (he dcadimc m,- \orikiramng t rtiitlier utilises 'lLll striden- am ' “ “l“ " " r' ' ""‘
Jan. l4-(‘lass work begins. Dean 50m“. students *hOUldbeilWflW ”T- or dropping a course to teccise an Ht) s‘ills' i‘l ls‘k‘ l‘d‘llls‘hl -il "PL" \‘Hsh’lit “ I‘“? 32.....1isr. h" 1“” i t‘ ”w“ '- I
Advance FCSPSTCTed “WW” “ho did percent reltind. After March 5, no (enter it possrlitcioaiaid lli‘lcirtll‘s "‘ ll - “" \‘ '35 P‘leli“ \- ‘ ,; I 'I
not pay fees by mail may do so Jan. 12- moms) a.” be refunded [n cmic-mt Health lccs for tile \t‘lltic \.'lllt'slt‘l "‘t'“ ”“ “ ‘ "‘ “ 'i '1; ,'
. _ March 5 _ “N day to drop a course. 16 in the Student (‘enler Ballroom. “jrhdmmng or rcducmg credit hours. may .ilso ht- inisgtl iii the \t H‘tilltirslll "*“" ""- ' ‘> - -: l “ it. lr‘i‘il ‘ .

Jan. ”‘20 - Late registration for ILast day to withdraw from the Universi« Tables “ill be arranged alphabetically Students who failed to pat) registration The fee is $21 lor the scineici i)L'.ltllll|c‘ ‘1'" '-‘“ l‘ l firm. hills rim: lit '. L'- ‘.
returning students and new applicants tv or reduce course schedule and receise TOT ”“5 DUTPO‘C- lees bs .lari. 27 may be reinstated until tot pmtitctii ol the health ‘cc is leb s 'Vl‘l‘V‘l ‘ ‘ -' '1‘ ‘-’ " ‘e‘i ‘ “l \V P " '1 i. '.
cleared late mr admlwnn‘ .A $20 fee 1‘ any refund. Late registration will be conducted feel). 5'. A charge ol $50 will be requrred s\l1Cl Jan. to. h.|\lilt‘llls iti.i\ he made .ii l‘“ r"; t‘ 1
charged to students who register late. ' Jan. Isl-20 for returning students who for late payment and reinstatement llls‘ lillllllih «ltlsl ( iills‘slli‘tp ottis‘t‘ or ‘1 l’utkr . «its... :‘t‘ s‘ it .rm infilt- iii. ‘. ’

did not adsance register and new charges. ills” “Ni!“ \‘Ws'c‘ i‘l'P-s‘ l” '\l“ls‘\ 4 "Ms l“ ......‘. i "-‘l l\ Witt :.i'r.~ “
. students whose enrollment was process- ll)s may be picked tip without a ll's‘ lls‘elllll \s‘fllse“ i‘l'lse' Ass‘k‘l‘“ i‘l‘ "W "W" i" Rm.- MN I ilsili‘ Hi“ i‘

Jan. 20 - Last day to enter an organiz- . . . , _ . . ., , .. . . '-‘-

. . . . , ‘ . March l6.2|.Spnng\uL‘a[10n ed late. These students should report to replacement lee until Jan. 2‘. \alida» slissloi‘tlh \unm. it lli. .ll . or! .i II, I
ed class for [.th Spring Semester. L35! the Mezzanine of the Patterson ()ffice tioiis will be made at tlietitne of fee paw \lilils'tlh "i‘tii \igtt up for Institutisc c . t ' ' . ' i ' 2‘: ‘
day m_ oltrciaiiy withdraw from the Tower between 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 pm. merit. If students pay their let-s belore sti‘s'IttL's' PII llis' \l “Pullout“ slut in: its ~. ’. ,'
lIJnit-ersrty and receive an 80 percent re- April 13-22. Advance registration [UT on Jan. l4-15. and at 204 Miller Hall picking up me” ll)s. they sliouid bring [citrrmrr wet-t Ilil‘cc “ham ““0”” \_. . . . .P<. ,r - w. .. ‘. I ‘1. .
fund. the 19%| Fall Semester and both Summer from Jan. 16—20. their receipt [0 photo ser\rces In order m “I“ M NH“, I“! “1“”ch h .‘s‘ . . .I . R1 . III i".

SCsstons. Registration will be on a first come- get amirdairori sticker. -\ lt'PlL‘sclllttlHt' for Blue t ltiss ltluc “‘sl's' . ~ . . "' . \ ‘ ‘ 9.5111 :1
first serve basis. Eligibility will be delet- Shield will be in lllt' liallroorii irorii P) Is'IH i-‘r i ~ » .t i‘r _I~‘.’- V

Jan. 27 - Last day for students to pick mined at this time. A student will be in- late TCFNCTPPPS \lllds‘m‘ mil) haw llb d m ht 1p m Jr: “(L-r. ,\ “My“. dye... .. M iei. .. . - . ~ .,' flit-‘1.
up ll) cards from Photographic Services May |. find oi‘class work. eligible to register ll h? remams ds‘lm- lal'dulc‘j‘“ m" “"1““ “N" i“ ”‘9 13"" ing to enroll in an insurance program. sits“ ho" a“. ‘
in order to avoid replacement fee. Last quent in any fee payment or if ”18‘ Mid “WWW“ *‘l‘lls'e'v 5cm" who Is not registered tor hours with it... \ll--l'-P‘ » ‘ - ii’ ,. ;
day for payment of registration fees in academically ineligible. “mum!“ RoomZZU. L lll\L'lsll\. must obtain .llllllitll.'.lltiilr ilii'i‘i .1. it ~‘ ’ ~ ‘ -
order to asoid cancellation of registra- May 4441”“! esaminations A $20 late fee will be- charged. “‘“l‘ld‘” inunagerot B‘Illlng‘dl‘dh‘l‘ liorii llic Ht‘dl'll\t‘l\lc‘t‘s0lllc‘t ”W“ ‘P‘ ‘ t ' _ . ', -.
lion. ' ' Students who late register my my their “WWW 3“” (”“th ”Pd ”Pi“ “We Meal Ltlltls will be \JlltiillL‘Li for the .tcots ‘>
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. 3) ”5A WALLACE C‘ss’mlal I" order P0 ward 0“. L‘Oldk Dr. J. Jones advises students to stick ieast be a changeof scenery.“ “marsh .\ “mu“. “NH”... ”M. H... An” “I. .IHI I‘M.” \, . IWL, . i. _ f ’3 .
Assistant Entertainment Editor Students should avoid the temptation to to established schedules and not to grse “in ”1stch promo“ m .. isorc mm (WWII sir’h'l‘tid'mi; ,. m I . . " :‘I .

skip meals and grab something out s‘l up going to classes. “Classes are rarely She also suggests staying in close cori- “1mm; .md_ depending on the p.iiiitiil.ii .rmt .'.., \‘...I.I.\..Ir.,..II .I, «1“ .1» .I, ." 1

Kentucky “ml?“ are alm0st 3* un- \K‘Ndlng machines because 0T L‘Old Ct‘lidl- cancelled at UK duetothewealher.“she tact with friends and to plan actisities diicrsion.educational J“ “WHEN, “II“ .U “I. I.” . , -" f '
predictable as Kentucky basketball. and “0“» said. ”Planning something to do every with people whose company you enjoy, In“, PIN his; W .i»..l R ., .- q... . s '3'
”"3 b0" way “‘SUT‘lW the winter at UK balms balanced meals containing day. even just going to classes will at eien if your mood makes you lecl un- Reading. handicrafts. indoor sporis. and mum“. “' , . 'i'I
isto prepare yourself l'orthe worst it has selections from the basic four food ‘ ‘ ‘Ir
to offer. Forecasts so far have predicted groups will greatly decrease the chances 5‘ ‘ n O ' ° ° ° .‘ 3‘ I '
a winter season with less precipitation of catching a cold. ()n the other hand. 6C S or lnanClal ald reClplents W 111 be ' .
biit much colder than normal boredom may cause some to while away 7 ' _ ‘l
temperatures the hours nibbling on Hershey bars or . . fi . . V. "1 .

Dressing warmly is good common chips. Medbury warns students not to Issued dall throu h P rlda 1n Student L t ~ ..
sense. and it helps tn the battle against significantly increase their intake of car- y g y e n er . . I
colds and flu. Patty Medbury of Student bohydrates (sugars and starches). “A lot ‘ -
Health Services ad\ises that students of fat isn't the best way to keep 3! “I0" ROBINSON The checksthemselses are dispersed in still processingapplications and will coir ”m“ (”l V R““" "3 ' “"‘i' i ’
wrap “it whenever they 30 WWW“ lhl‘ “am‘in‘hc said. Associate mm" the second line. and are issued by Bill- tiniie to accept applications tllllli funds ll”"“”‘~“- Mm“ Ill“ ""‘ “ "‘ " l“ ““"" . ‘ f ’
wintenesen for a short time, Ordinarily. il' students eat WOW”), Students who are to recieve financial ings and Collections. llpon presentation are no longer d\"||lflhic t out-trio. ;;.. . . r. . -, “or...” .

Medbury said that a great percentage Vitamin supplements are not necessary. aid checks will be able to collect them of‘the student's authorization slip. he or ..I m... Am MM. .c , HIM” I . . .
"ll ht‘d)’ heat is '05! through lh“ head. ‘0 HOWCWK ll WU know WU aren't getting throughout this week in the Ballroom of she ispresented the check by a cashier. N” 6‘ “l“m'ml “' “Pplk‘ll'm‘ “'H b" one ih.u iiiiolses sl.lllsillls. fill his l‘... i ‘
wearing a hat will keep you warmer. enough vitamin (‘_ for instance. one the Student Center. Acollection gallon made duringtheliisi week of school No ”hwmnmnI WWW. m... .w w. ' ‘ .
Although frostbite is a rare oecurance. a vitamin (‘ tablet a day will satisfy the will be sgt up in that area. and Financial The financial aid station Will open at 9 notilitations will be sent alter classwoik mm dm I‘m“ .ilter \loritl.rt .llltl illt‘s . . .
severe case can cause irreparable tissue body‘s requirement. Aid Office personnel authorited to issue a.m. daily. and will clme at .1 pin. an begins Students with questions or those dm - .

. damage. The fingers and toes are most When winter weather sets in for good. aid checks will bepresent. hour before most other stations in the wishing verification on their and status
apt to be affected by fmstbiIte; gloves. outside activities may be hampered. Re» According to Bob l-ialsey 0'. the Ballroom, should (ht-ck vulhthe office r\s to the sliitlctll's or. rho w... . .
thick socks and waterproof shoes or marnrng indoors for long periods of time Financial Aid Office the recipient will . . . WWW...” ”w”. INC ”NW “N liii.iri . .
boolsarea mu“ cam“ some people m feel lethargic and I throu h two lines at the station The Students who applied late tor financial \tirderits who do rioi ruck up their .Hr \id t‘s‘i‘t‘h‘ hIm. “CHM“. Hm i. .

The body is more susceptible to colds depressed. "Cabin fever" may pose pro- g.‘ . g ‘ . I. ' ald- 0' Wl‘l‘ ‘0 apply, or have: not \t‘t checks during this week should Irisi go qum . - ,
during the mm" because its natural blems for a few students. but some “m. hm M" be operated by Fmam'?‘ A'd been notified as to their financial aid to thc liii.incral ‘\Iti Ollitc to collett .sn '
resistance to viral infection may be pie suggestions from student health scr- Office personnel who wrll authorize [he “NUS ‘hOUld check With the Financial authorization slip lliis slip should their ~,\lr ,9.“ WM“ ”Jr.“ \IMI ‘ls H
lower. Maintaining a proper diet is vices may help somecopealittle better. student receivingthechccktodo ‘0‘ Aid Office later in January. The officers be presented .it the Billings and t ollet ll) " ‘

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