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Fnday' , January 8.1993

 

 

 

-- University officials hoping '
for shorter Add/Drop lines

ADD/DROP January 12 — 20

 

By Brian Bennett
Senior Staff Writer

 

 

 

As students return to campus this
i week, many will be welcomed by
something nearly as long as the year
ahead ~ the lines at spring Add/
Drop.

During fall Add/Drop, some stu—
dents waited in line for up to two
hours, as Universitywide budget re-
ductions forced class cancellations
and fewer Add/Drop workers.

Officials said they hope this se-
mester’s waits won’t be as bad be-
cause fewer new students will be ar-
riving on campus.

“We are hoping the January lines
aren‘t anywhere near as long as the
August lines," said Lisa Collins. as-
sistant registrar for registration.

Graduate students and seniors
will have the first chance to Add/
Drop. starting Tuesday at 8 am.
Freshmen can begin later that day at
l0 a.m., followed by juniors at 1
pm, sophomores at 3 pm. and
non-degree students at 5 pm. Stu—
dents will not be allowed to Add/
Drop before their assigned times.

3‘ Students should report to the
i same sites where they registered for
classes. For those who registered at
Patterson Office Tower, the line
will begin in White Hall Classroom
Building until 5 pm. Tuesday,
when the check-in station will be
moved to the office tower.

Add/Drop will continue on a first-
come, first—served basis through
Jan. 20 but will be closed Jan. 18
for the Martin Luther King Jr. holi-
day.

Students must have registered be-
fore Tuesday and have paid the $50
advance payment to be eligible for
Add/Drop. In addition, a student
must not have any “stops" V such

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

January 12 Hours:

Graduate students 8 - 10 am.
Seniors 8 - 10 am.
Freshman 10 am. - Noon
Juniors 1 - 3 pm.
Sophomores 3 - 5 pm.

Nondegree students 5 - 6 pm.

January 13 - 20 Hours:

For the remainder of the Add/Drop
period, students will be served on a
first—come, first-served basis. Sites
will be open on January 13 and 14
from 8 am. - 12:15 pm. and 1:30 - 6
pm. January 15, 19 and 20 sites will
be open 8 am. - 12:15 pm. and 1:30
~ 4:30 pm. UK is closed January 18.

  

 

  

Locations:
Students report to Add/Drop at the
sites where they advance registered
In November. ex t snidents who
registered on the attarson Office ,
Tower mezzanine. Those students
r to the main corridor of .
‘ 11 Classroom Building until 5
p.m. January 12. After 5 pm. they
should report directly to the PO
mezzanine. Starting January 13
students should report directly to the
POT mezzanine. Students should
contact their academic dean‘s
offices or pro ram offices to confirm
JanuaryAdd/ op locations.

   

    
     
   
       
     
    

 

 

 

 

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NOTE: Students who cannot War: at their
Inigo-d firms may AddIDrop alter their times
but not before.

      
         
        
     
      

 

 

 

as unpaid parking tickets or library
fines —— on their records.

Students who registered for class-
es today through Monday may add
classes beginning Wednesday.

Collins said each student should
bring a pen or pencil, a schedule
book and this issue of the Kentucky
Kernel to the Add/Drop station.

Once students are at their sites,
they must fill out the Add/Drop
worksheets completely and correct-
ly or be sent to the end of the line.
Worksheets are available at all Add/
Drop locations.

When a student is seated at a
computer terminal. he should add
classes before dropping others.
Many times students drop classes
then attempt to re-add them a few
minutes later ‘ and. to their horror,
find the classes already filled.

After leaving the terminals, stu-
dents should pick up the computer

TYRONE JOHNSTON! Kernel Stall

printouts of their schedules and
check them for errors. If a computer
operator made errors, the student
should return to that operator imme-
diately.

Students who don’t get the class-
es they want on the first try can re-
turn to the Add/Drop station any-
time later for another attempt.
Students also may check the
PRIME system for updates on class
openings and closings. PRIME will
be updated twice a day during Add/
Drop.

Those who plan on just dropping
classes should enter the drop-only
line in the classroom building.
However, students who wish to
withdraw from all their classes need
to go to 10 Funkhouser Building.

Collins suggested bringing a
brown-bag lunch or something to
read to pass the time in line. “Be
prepared to wait." she said.

 

  

 

PHOTO ILLUSTRATION 8V GREG EANS'Kevnet 5231‘

Spring Add/Drop begins Tuesday and continues through Jan. 20. University officials say
they don't think lines will be as long as they were for Fall Add/Drop.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

i
By Dale Greer could be raisedgand Byars said she it’s still there.“
K Executive Editor '5 kind or surpnsed at the results. United Way of the Bluegrass fell
“We've had some people who about 8 percent short of its 56.3
The head of UK‘s I992-93 Unit- came in and increased their pledges, million 8031 for 1992-93 and CUF-
ed Way fund drive said Monday she which is really gratifying," she said. rently '5 "I the Process 0f trimming
is pleased with recent contributions, “It was very few, but some. And about 5500.000 from the allocations
despite failing to meet the Universi- then, we’ve had others who contin- ll PmVldCS ‘0 189 social SCMCC
ty‘s goal for the first time in at least ucd to remember that they hadn't agencies in the chrngton area.
12 years. given." Agency officials have blamed the
UK had hoped to raise $460,000 Updated figures are not yet avail- economy ‘9’ the drop '" contribu-
this year. but had raised only about able on recent contributions, but “0“5 10 United Way.
_: $379,000 by the time the campaign Byars said they won‘t be enough The Lexington Rape Crisis Cen-
i gfficralllay ended in] Ntivember,fs:il:d for UK to reach its goal. ter, which receives $82,000 of its
' 65:? yars,co-c airwomano e “We sort of need a fairy god- S24:'(),000tl))cudgethllrom UV'lfd‘W‘l‘h
' mother to meet our goal, but every '5 dam: tter ‘ fl" mf‘ll‘igtjmi'fs
? Organizers decided, however, to little bit helps. Anything we get ob- un 103K} elmonfiyntrunc ‘5‘" If“-
5; keep the books open until the end viously makes you feel good. It‘s tor I‘m” aw ”5'
g of the year so that more money not an overwhelming amount, but Its United Way allocation was
SGA struggles 'tho t secretar
i Mashbum to hold them together. there to guide us and let us know
. By.J°.°.Bra.un and the Student Government Asso- what to do.“ Amold said. “She has
Ed'tor'a Ed'tor ciation had Mary Jo," said former done that with every administration.
h“ S‘tti th' d sk th' k SGA member Rob Mathews. She provides continuity to the of-
.’ mm“ (10'3“: 1:“ch s 0': ‘3: it; Scheurich said she left the job for rice."
y pe achange of atmosphere. November said he believes SGA

 

mail. Student Government Associa-
tion President Pete November Ia-
mented the office's loss of its secre-
tary.

After seven years in the SGA of-
fice, Mary Jo Scheurich transferred
to the College of Fine Arts dean’s
office. On top of that, because of a
University hiring freeze. SGA is
footing the bill for a replacement.

Scheurich's absence has placed
many additional duties on office
workers.

“With the new constitution we
have had to reorganize everything,
and with Mary Jo gone it‘s a lot of
added duties. I didn't realize how

“It's not that l disliked SGA and
working with students. that‘s not
true." Scheurich said that she “just
needed a change."

Because of the Universitywide
hiring freeze, the SGA Senate
stepped in and voted to use some of
its funds to replace the secretary’s
salary. which had been paid by the
University. The senate allocated
$18,000 to cover the salary and
benefits for that position until the
hiring freeze ends or another solu-
tion becomes available.

SGA Executive Director Mat Ar-
nold said he believes the senate

made the right decision to use sen-
ate money to replace the secretary’s
salary.

“The whole University has taken
a huge budget cut, whereas student
government got an increase in mon-
ey. So. for me. it‘s kind of difficult
to ask the University, who lost a lot
of money, to fill the position."

SGA~ received an additional
$30,000 this semester from a stu-
dent fee increase requested by last
year‘s president, Scott Crosbie.‘

November said the senate alloca-,
tion also was a wise investment be-
cause of the tremendous amount of

 
  

not cut this year, but it was not
granted an increase to cover infia-
tion, either. She said, however, that
the center was lucky it did not have
to trim its budget like some of the
other social service agencies that re—
ccive funding from United Way.

“We're pretty overloaded here as
it is. We desperately needed the
money. and a budget cut would just
have been devastating to us."

The center operates a 24-hour
hotlinc for rape victims anti pro-
vides counseling and other support
services. Lawless said a budget cut
would have especially hurt women
and UK students because no other
agency in Lexington provides the
same combination of services.

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CAMPUS LIFE:
Student ticket distributions
upcoming for regular season
games and Southeastern '
Conference tournament. which ‘
will be held at Rupp Arena.
Stories. Page B1.
What are the basketball polls
worth? What do they really
mean? Column, Page Bf.
Arts editor recounts the top
entertainment events 01 t .
previous year. Column.

   
  
 
 
 
 
   

 

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She also said the center counsels
“a lot of UK students."

Lexington‘s Salvation Army is
looking at a much different budget
picture. It saw its share of United
Way money drop this year by 2.5
percent, said David Bowles, the or-
ganizations business administrator.

The Salvation Army actually had
requested an increase in funding
this year, from $324,500 to
$339,100. so the cutback is having
even more ofan impact, he said.

About one-third of the Salvation
Army‘s budget is supplied by the
United Way.

The Salvation Army is attempt-
ing to raise extra money through a

UK chairwoman pleased by continued donations to United Way

variety of fundraisers, and Boules
said the annual Christmas dme has
enabled the agency to at least make
up for the 2.5 percent cut.

As a result, it has not had to lax
off any staff or curtail seniccs.
both of which would be last resorts
Bowles said.

ln addition to providing riightb
shelter for I60 homeless people, in-
cluding about a dozen families. the
Salvation army serves hot meals
and offers subsidized day care for
the working poor.

“These are basic human needs
we‘re talking about." Bowles said
“To cut any of these tsen'iccs»
would really hurt Lexrngton.“

UK, Douglas negotiate
out-of-court settlement

 

Staff reports

The first black doctor to be ad-
mitted to UK’s orthopedic residen-
cy program has left after an out-of-
court settlement was negotiated
Wednesday.

Dr. Donald Douglas had won a
Fayette Circuit Court suit against
the University, and Judge Rebecca
Overstreet had ordered the Univer-
sity to readmit him to the program.

Douglas returned to the program
on Monday, according to UK Hos-
pital spokesman Doug Bnice, but
Wednesday the two parties reached
an undisclosed settlement

Bruce said Douglas will not be

the program.

In the successful suit, Douglas
contended that the University let
him go because of a discrimination
complaint he filed in I087 with the
state Human Rights Commission.

Overstreet niled that Douglas be
readmitted to the program Jan. I.

Last month, UK motioned the
court to permit the hospital to re-
quire orthopedic surgery patients to
sign a consent form saying the. rest-
dency program‘s faculty felt one
doctor was not qualified, but that
the University had to admit him by
court order. ‘

Overstreet denied the motion and
lectured UK that the consent form
would unfa’u'ly single out Douglas.

much Mary 10 did until she left" paid for the position because filling work a vacancy in the position and 40. Rain t-, returning to the program but could
Some SGA officials say Scheu- it was “vital totheorganization.“ would create over time. ' ' notrelcase any other details. 11“; mm UK President
rich is the glue has held the organi- “(Scheurich) was there all the Scheurich agreed. saying she. Douqu sued the University after Charles Wethington to apologize
zation together from year to year. time. When we have a problem or too. believes SGA cannot function being dismissed as a resident in publicly to those offended by Uni-
“ _ , h ‘Thc UK Wildcats have Jamal we don‘t know what to do. she‘s withoutasecretary. 1990 more than half way through varsity staterncntsduringthecase.
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