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Applicants wanted
' at ' ' for SAB ositions
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5..., i and student awards . .
E’- 5' - ”‘1‘“ By KAKIE URCH male Senior awards for seniors are ‘ , -
- J5, ,_ , ; Staff Writer available inZOAStudent Center. ' . 5 -.
. . . , According to Mustian, the awards . _ , ‘
- . . The Student Activities Board are designed to recongnize the - . ‘ , ‘
,2; . no . wants you toapply yourself. achievements of freshman, sopho _ ,, ~
a - «5 . . 3: ~ / Vice President Scott Mustian an- more, junior and senior students _‘ - _. 4
m . _ \ ’ nounced the availability of applica- who have “shown outstanding lead- ’ .. - 5
_ . ':_ . . 'I % Cg: , tions for both SAB Member Selec- ership and made a significant c0n~ . j
q ' .. \. i _ 1 ~ “ _ w ., . tions and the the SAB-spomored tributiontotheUniversity." 5 . . '
5' '. ‘ . . - -« ’ ' . ” . , Outstanding' Student/Otis A. Sin- Mustian said that GPA “plays a -
. * ‘ -. . Q2 , p gletary Outstanding Male and Fe- role" in the decision of the awards .
5 M, w; ' "" f? . 2 male Senior awards. committee, but that there are no set ._ . ’
. m , .44. .. . ,» H i ‘ ' All pmitions on the Student Activ- academic criteria . -
if”? ’ 1 ’ ' ' ‘ ities Board are open except one con- An applicant may be nominated _ 1
. . f? w jg" cert co-chair position and the Home- by an organization. but students ' I ' .
. ye... ” coming chairperson, may nominate themselves by filling ’, '
.. 5 SAB positiom include: president, out an application Applications.- lre ' . '_ _
. 3";- vice president, secretary/treasurer, due March 8. . ‘ I
five members-at-large, and chair- 1n the past. winners were chosen .. .
555 ‘ . persons for public relations, special purely on the basis of the completed ‘
or» activities. contemporary affairs, applications. This year. however, . » ~ >
f .. 5 . _ _ Little Kentucky Derby, Spotlight two to four finalists in each category 5 '
:2:- ‘j' Jazz and Visual Arts. A co—chairper- will meet with the selection commit- ' *
a w 5 _ V, 5 son for the concert committee is teein short interviews. .
5: ' . " also being sought. The selections committee for this |
j. .. ' ' S . w. Applicatiom are available in 203 year‘s Outstanding Student/Single» ' ,
..‘ .. ', . . _ 51* " . Student Center, and are due March tary Awards consists of David Brad '
iv W -‘ ~ '5, 1. ford, the honorary .hairman and - -
- :1" . , . .. , Applicatiom will be reviewed by a winner of the 1983 Otis A Singletary _
. I " selectiors committee of four non-re- Award; Daniel Pulks. a winner of ,
‘ ' . 3-5 it?" ”’53? turning SAB members. and three one of last year‘s Great Teacher '
. 5 .‘t " . people not affiliated with SAB. Ap— Awards; Mustian. representing the
. . .I 5 ‘ plicant interviews with the Selec- SAB; Dean of Students Joseph .
r‘ ‘ tions Committee Will be held March Burch, representing his office; Vice 5 '
w . it 3" at; ... v. 2. 5,6and7. Chancellor for Student Affairs Rob-
' "a. " p.5- ‘ . ‘ ‘ . _ L To be eligible, applicants must be ert Zumwinkle representing his of-
“ 4‘ ‘ fl .. ‘ ‘f‘ ' full-time UK students, with a cum- fice and Lini Kadaba, representing ‘ . '
' ‘" ”"‘ ’ “ rm sHAnp/ Kemsufl mulative grade point average of 2.0 Omicron Delta Kappa Leadership
or better. Honorary .
Eye contact . . According to Mustian, “Experi~ . . '
Kenny Walker SIIS on the flow after he was accidently night's game. Walker recovered from the injury moments ence on an SAB committee is help .The 60mmltiee “'1“ meet to re' ' -
struck in the eye by Ole Miss guard Andre Laird in Saturday later and returned to play. ful,butnotnecessary." Vle“inatgph‘camms'ttlri‘efwg‘le'k 0f 1‘tliaFCh
________________———————-————-—————————————— SAB members have to attend the 2‘: thi rvtewts w‘ ,llmathlSts geosen ‘
. weekly meetings and are respomi- a eds mee ing V” en ar‘ '
WK t 0 h 0 t ‘ ’ ble for the direction and program- rang '
S pln par y or ming 0f their respective committee The awards themselves will be
oractivity. be has thl presented at the UK Awards Bans '
' - . . - . Board mem rs c en in 's se~ uet, to be held at the H att-Re en- ._
Radio station offers fun and prizes for people who Will part With their blood lection will take omce May 1 and 2y.Apr‘i125. y g ‘ »
serve in their ition until Ma 1, -
By NANCY S. MAHURIN Blood Center’s public relations coor- donors about their reasons for giv— There will also be a grand prize of 195. pos y President Otis A Singletary “.111
Staff writer dinator, said the Pint Party is an at- ins b100d. Wilson Shld- $500 worth 0‘ stereo equipment. The Mustian encouraged “everyone to present the awards for outstanding
tempt to make giving blood more When they register. every donor name 0‘ the winner Will be drawn on investigate this, and feel free to ask male and female senior This year
Giving blood can turn out to be a excitingand“a lot more fun." will'get a 98 Rock carepackage con- Tuesday night after the last donor us any questiom," He said, “Serv- for the first time, the award is ac: ' '
party. There will be a party-like atmo— taining promotional items. Also. registers. Donors from either day of ins on the Student Activities Board companied by 51mg cash.

_ 5 . sphere with balloom and music, Wil- upon registration. donors are eligi- theblood drive are eligible. is one of the best learning experi. ' .
Radioman“! 98 WKQQ—FM will son said. Entertainment wiu be pro- ble for prizes which will be awarded Campus organizations and resi- ems people can have for hands-on SAB President Louis Straub will . .
be mulls the first 93 R0“ Pint vided by the 98 Rock Air Force (a periodically throughout the blood denco hall floors will be competing planning and direction of activities. present the Outstanding Student . .

Party 0!} Feb. 11 and 12- The b100d mobile radio station) and the Q drive, Wilson said. Some of the for a special prize also, Wilson said. , , .Tlieopportunities are endless.“ Award to the freshman. sophomore ' .
drive.“ll be held from noon to 10 Bird.theWKQQmascot. prizes available will be movie Whoever gets the most donors to Applications for the SAB-spon- and junior winners. “This is the sec- '
pm. m the West Concourse of Me- Disc jockeys from WKQQ will he passes. concert tickets, records, show up Will receive a pizza party sored Outstanding Student Awards and year I've worked on this." Mus- ‘ . ,
monal Coliseum. there to broadcast directly from the tapes and coupons from many Lex- from Domino's Pizza. There will be for underclassmen, and Otis A. Sin» tian said. “We‘re real proud to be . . '
Suzanne Wilson, Central Kentucky cole and will be interviewing ington restaurants. 5"“00.Pa8€5 gletary Outstanding Male and Fe- abletopresentthis.“ '
Local businesses fund ! T‘Ilr' ’ ”_ i ' Clinic gives . r
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By WENDY SUSAN SMITH run advertising campaigns, the s ‘ ,,/ gar" is“ . . 5 . . i '
Staffwriter umqueaspect about this project 18 \\ _ " , Disabled people need dental care; ‘ -
.. that this UniverSity does not have to ’ \ \\_ \ 3 l and student dentists need experi- I ‘ '
shadows“ “m i. mm pm... . , ~\ -' ' ’ / i ’ ’ ' '
s_ . niveisi s run- according to Bernie Vonderheide, di- I ‘ k \ ' ' ' ' ' ‘
mos advertisements in the Lexins- rectorotintmnation services. ’ " ” ‘k ’V ' - \ / 1‘ mm Sti'ietch‘alegiigfndesi‘gf 31:83:: . '.
tarragon-Leader. _ ' Every Monday for the past 21 \ X i i 2' , : of those needs. Designed to teach .
. As far as i know this is the first weeks, UK has run a series of ads i x ‘\ , q; . I. UK dental students how to manage
hm an ad campaign SUCh _88 this on the opinion-editorial page at the ‘ ‘: \ _ do :3 , L__.___———’l handicapped patients. the program.
one his been'done In any umverslty Herald-Leader illustrating the diver- -———— ., '. . which operates a twochair clinic '
in an Us” “Id Rama“! Hm- any a Icufifi“ that exists m cam- liTlM HAYS Kernzltrraphics also pmida dentistry care for the.
Dodo Vice "wow tor Umvemty pus. toward showlns what this institution ber firms to see if they would sup- ads — which are spomored by a dif- disabled who otherwise might not .
Relations. “The W of these ark is to is all .about and limprovmg porttheproject. ferent business each week — at half receive medical attention. I
We smelled the Lexlnston Show that UK is on the cutting edge relationships .Wlth the busmess com- There were no problems in getting price. Patients may have physical, men-
Herald-bender month. ago and pro- of new. development and technolo mummmulfl the businesses to spomor the ads. “This had been one of the most de- la], emotional or medical problem. ' '
posed the mesa! running these mes- gy," said Charles Chowim, a journa- Vonderhetde said that Louis Voriderlieide said. because the Her- lightful things about the project — according to Dr. Michael Martin. ' ‘
“80' “th"! Unlvemty pro- lismprofeaaor. Owens, Vice president Md general aid-Leader had enough businesses to the support of the business commu- head of the program. The disorders
mm. students. foamy nod alumni These .d., whichqn an institutio manager of the Herald-Leader took start with and more came in. nity,“Vonderheide said. range from mild retardation to pro-
at a nduood rate. Which they mil type of advmmns — advertis- the idea to the Lexinatm Chamber The ads are composed in the Uni- WKYT-TV is doing a similar se- found retardation, low mobility, and .
agreed todo, .Hornback said: inginwhicha company (in this case of Commerce Board Of Directors. versity Information Services divi- ries by running prime time tele- seizure disorders.
Alarm pnvate universntles have UK) talks about Itself — are scared and toeemer they contacted mem- sion and the Herald-Leader runs the vision ads 14 times duringtheweek. Although the service caters to the
severely disabled. Martin siad he
tries to keep a balanced mix. Con-
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side “lt'I been 13 years since I've ten rusty. ” waishop."sheuid. ""“ch "he.“ “d m "‘9" P?"
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son. ,5 ly the mansger of . jewelry .tore tn Brenda Depp, to Support Service. for Adult Serv- “W“ WV“ ”99‘ “W "m“
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the ACT - Preparing for Standard- tor. Depp said most of the 12 stu- dlth'ttakethecotn'se. Junction. 10. Martin “‘d‘ M” a” patients '"
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0 Exhibitions: Table Cloth 8. Schroll Paint- 0 Meetings: Emergence Feminists Women’s ' Concerts: uniVGTSi’Y 0’ Kentucky mac" 0 Workshops: Resume Writing; tree; 103A
ings- Center for Conterporary Art; 124230 PM; pr.“ meeting: “35:30 PM; Call254-2946 Voices Choir; tree; Memorial Hall; 7 PM: Call Mathews Bldg.; 12:30 PM
CalI7-8143 0 Movies: All of Me; $1.75; Worsham 7‘56“ 0 Academics: Last day to file an application
. 0 Exhibitions: Frank Herrmann-Pointings-ii-S Theatre; 7:30 PM . . Movies: Eddie and the Cruisers; ”'75; ‘°'°M°Y degree
' M-F/2-6 Sun/12-5 Sat; Rasdall Gallery: Call 0 Other: UK Basketball Boosters; SC Grand Worsham Theatre; 7130 PM 0 Mavies: Eddie and the Cruisers; $1.75;
255-7850 Ballroom;6:30 pM;ca"233_5024 0 Sports: UK Basketball vs. Alabama; Rupp Worsham Theatre; 7:30 PM
0 Meetings: Romans: A Letter to Non-Con- 0 Workshops: Business Procedures Arena; TBA ' Movies: ‘Ashes and Embers 3- HOWP'GCO
formists- A Bible study: “2 Rose; 7 PM; Call Workshops-Research Procedures; Rm. 15 Me- 0 Sports: UK Lady Kats vs. Tennessee; Me- iiims;iree: SC Theatre; 7:30PM; Call7-5641
. 253-0329 morial Hall; 10-Noon;Cali7-1851 moriol Coliseum: 7:30PM . Workshops: Alumni Job Club; lree: 103A
, . Movies: All of Me; 51.75.. Worsham e M..fing,; UK Snow Ski Club meeting; ”5 0 Luncheon: Forum by Robert Spiliman on is- Mathews Bldg.; 5:30 PM
Theatre:7:30 PM SC; 7:30PM; Call259-1159 sues Confronting Higher Education; S2; 412 o Other; Dating Foreign Students discussion;
‘ V 0 Movies: Free screening of Vision Quest; 0 Meetings: Cosmopolitan Club meeting-Car- R°‘°‘ N°°"" PM7C9I'254"8_81 412 Rose; 5:30 PM; Call254-1881 ~
. Worsham Theatre; 8PM los Rangel speaks on Colombia; 205 SC; 7 PM: w.°nnOther:.”M|;ss KY V°':gt'g;::gf°:;£?cglii
- 0 Other: Schedule a tree therapy Marriage- Call7-8646 ' 7 £59er m e announc ' ' ' °
. /Family seminar; tree; Funkhouser; Call7-7761 '. Meetin 5' Students for Amer'ca m t'n ’
0 Recitals: Symphonic Winds: W. Harry 11 SC' 9 ' ' 9° ' 9'
Clarke, Conductor; Center for the Arts; 8 PM; 3 ' 3PM
' Call 7-4900
0 Workshops: Interviewing Skills; tree; 103A
_ Mathews Bldg.; 1 PM
' Academics: Last day for submission of ap- 0 Movies: Purple Rain; $1.75; Worsham 0 Exhibitions: Art Museum- Kentucky Quilts; _ ° Exhibitions: Table Cloth 8' Schroll Paint-
plication for admission for the '85 Fall Semes- Theatre; 7:30 PM' 1800-1900; Center tor the Arts; Call 7-3297 "‘9‘? COM" for COMG'PO'OW A"? ‘2'4130 PM;
ter 0 Recitals: Faculty Recital: Dmitry Feoganov, ' Lectures: Basically Bach Series-Bach 8. the C°"7‘8“_3. _ . ‘
. 0 Concerts: Lex. Philharmonics- Romantic Fa- Piano; tree; Center for the Arts; 3 PM; Call 7- Idea of Mus. Perfection; Center for the Arts; 2 ' 51'1“”li Frank Herrmann-Pamtmgs-;
vorites; $10, $15, 8. 517: Center for the Arts; 8 4900 PM; Call7-4900 ”‘5 M'F/2'6 Sun./12-5 5°": R°5d°” GONNY?
PM; Call233-4226 0 Sports: UK Basketball vs. Mississippi State; 0 Movies: Purple Rain; $1.75; Worsham C°H255'7_85° .
7 0 Mavies: Purple Rain; $1.75; Worsham Starkville; TBA Theatre; 7:30 PM ' Mov1es: Purple R01"? 51-751 Worsham
Theatre; 7:30PM 0 Sports: UK Wheel Kats vs. R.|.C. Rollers; 0 Other: Ticket distribution- Georgia game- Theatre; 7‘39”“ . _ .
0 Sports: UK Lady Kats vs. Florida; Memorial UK Seaton; 7 PM; Call 7-1623 tree to full time students; Memorial Coliseum; ° Other: T'erl d1str1butlon-Tennessee _9°"‘°3
, Coliseum: 7:30 PM ‘4 PM; Call7-1757 free to full tlme students; Memorial Coliseum;
0 Recitals: Organ Recital: Schuyler Robinson; 9'4 PM? Call7-1757 .
Center for the Arts; 3PM; Coll 7.4900 0 cher: Schedule a tree therapy Mamage-
. Sports: UK Cool Cats vs. Cincinnati; 33- /Fam1ly seminar; free; Funkhouser Bldg.; Call
Stu/$4.35, & Sb-Pub.; Lex. Ice Center; 8:30 7'77“ _
PM;Cal|7-2898 0 Meetings: Romans: A Letter to Non-Con-
. Sports: UK Wheel Kats. vs. R.I.C. Rollers; torm1sts- A B'ble study; “2 R059? 7 PM? C9"
UK Seaton; 11 AM; Call 7-i623 253-0329
‘ . Movies Arts 8' Concerts intramural and Athletic Events
t ‘- . . . . , 2/13: Concerts: University at Kentucky Black Voices Choir; tree: Memorial 2/13: UK Basketballvs. Alabama; RuppArena: TBA
2” ‘g 9" °' M" 3‘. ‘75ax9'?h°gjrymr:$:¥hwm. a M Hall; 7 PM; Call 7-5641 2/13: u1< Lady Kats. vs. Tennessee; Memorial Coliseum; 7:30 PM
2/}; {11.33335 Wdtszinam Theatre: 7-30 PM { 2/15; Lex. Philharmonics- Romantic Favorites; 310, $15, 8 817; Center for the 2/15: UK Lady Kats. vs. Florida; Memorial Coliseum; 7:30 PM
‘ 2/131 Ed' .3»; c} a ers' s1 75- Worsham Theatre 730 PM Am: 8PM:C0"233-4226 2/16: ux Basketball". Mississippi State; Starkville; TBA
7/ 354d" “d m. c ".‘ r :31‘75: Worm,“ "mm: 7:30 PM 2/11; Exhibitions: Table Cloth a Schroli Paintings; Center for Conterporary Art: 2/16: UKWheel Katsvs. R.i.C. Rollers; u1< Seaton: 7PM; Cannon
' ”“3 "°" ”'5' ’.' I .' . . , . 'h' .7.30PM 12-4:30PM;CoII7-3143 2/17: ux Cool Cats vs. Cincinnati: sum/s4. :5. s “-Pub.; Lex. Ice Center:
' . . M‘f ”“713"?F;2;?;°“°g;$;';;,21:57‘7;0°;3cT “m" ' 2/11: Frank Herrmann-Paintings; 11.5 M-F/2-6 Sun./12~5 Sat.; Rasdall Gallery: 3:30 PM; Coin-2390
. ‘ 2/‘5;'“'PI' noln3s1'753w :‘Mm “waif” PM Call2S5-7BSO 2/17: UKWheei Katsvs.R.i.C. Rollers: ux Seaton: 11 AM; Call 7-1623
" ' 2/16.Purpe ain, ' ' o ‘ h : 7:30 PM 2/17: Art Museum- Kentucky Quilts; 13001900; Center lor the Arts; 7-3297
: 2/17: Purple Rain; S1 .75; WorshamT eatre, . 2/11- Recitals' Symphonic Winds: W. Harry Clarke Conductor: Center for the
' , ‘ 2/18: Purple Rain; $1.75; Worsham Theatre: 7:30 PM Artsja PM' Call 74” ' '
2/16: FOCulty Recital: Dmitry Feoganav, Piano; tree; Center tor the Arts; 3 PM;
. . ' Call7-49m
3 2/ i7: Organ Recital: Schuyler Robinson; Center for the Arts; 3 PM: Call 749(1)
’ '. , I Meetings and Lectures 3E SPGCiOI Events Loo ing A an
: l _” _ ' . . _ . _ _ 2/]4;Acod.mlcs: Lastdayto tile on application ioraMaydegree
, * V t2e/rlt7orthhe'uArr.t: nmoémlfiwn” 3°C“ 8 "‘0 'd” M M”’- PPHK'K‘": C." mg?" day k" submission d application '0' admission '0' m. '85 Fall Se- 2/19: Ticket distribution; tree to lull time students; Memorial Coliseum; 9-4
V. ‘ 33:," }:;fm412n;.F:rzzo :y' zoiegOHSggl‘mpena lon issues Controntmg Higher Edu- 3.21.3.2" amigeua lree therapy Marriage/Family seminar; tree; Funk- :720Fio-1'erf7ali1576utierrel, Piano; $10: CFA Concert Hall; BPM; Call74378
-2/11: Meetings: Romans: A Letter to Non-Contormists- A Bible study: 412 -5 ' ‘ . . . 2/20; UK Basketballvs. Florida:Gainesville: TBA
' lose: 7PM; «112530329 M’f U“ M'fi"'°°‘""' “'°;°"19°&m"'fi'£' calm-.5334” sc~ ‘ 2/20: ux Lady Kats vs. Vanderbilt; Memorial Coliseum: mom
, 2/12: BMW. “mini"WO'mn't Pr.” WNW: 5:: 513° ”:2 ““5449“ 231335155313“ "m". “M” “p " "m." w °""°”"‘ ' ' 2/21: A Funny Thing Happened...Way to Forum: “Johns-sou. I. Sr. Cit.;
‘ , 2/12: UK Snow Ski Club meeting; 115 SC; 7:30 PM; Co 259.1 i5 - . . . . ‘ . Owing] "not"; .PM; Call 7.3297
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2/13: Students for America meetin ; 1135C; 3 PM Coliseum; 1" PM; C°"7"757
' : ' 2/13: Romans: A Letter to Nm-gonmists- A Bible study: 4:2 Rose; 7 PM: :21: "ckglldmficzn‘yggmm Wm""” '° W" "m' "“4””; ”PM“
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' ' §7ll:W0fkshops: Interviewing Skills;iree; 103AMathews 3139.; 1 PM Wit 5cm“ 0 1'00 ”W0" M°"'°9'/"°'""Y "mm"? "W “"H‘WW
‘ ' 2/ i2: Business Procedures Workshops-Research Procedures; Rm. 15 Memorial ”dB-5C9'l7‘779'
Hall: to.Noon; Call 7-1851
2/14: Resume Writing; lree; 108A Mathews Bldg.; 12:!) PM
, V 2/14: AlumniJobCIub: tree; 103A Mathews Bldg.; 5:” PM
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Ll d Cole and the The .which hails from Glas- “Are You Ready to Be Heartbro- the minical question “Is life more 1:713; _ ~ g."
mg; 0y gow, Sc'mm. combines folk and ken?” is definitely the best song on Oingo than Boingo. or is the reverse - we}, :2.“ w I my“! _
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committee. "You don’t wanna think of your - qulros’ only the basics: an actor, an immedia‘ ti: and personal interaction
. future. . audience and a space to move with our audience. Tomorrow and
The tproposgl WOltlld haze :deqlilrgd that Stlldetllts hat": You don’t wanna make any plans. ,A James A. amundin. Yesterday no longer exist: only the
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. . . are funded through student acthitles fees or University ap- Allyou wanna do is dance." M STOLL I know this particularly weu, be You may have found the movie
. , proprlatlons. That would apply to two groups baSically — came 1am not only 8 mm major version of “A Funny Thing Hap
the Student Government Association and the Student Activ- “All you wanna do isdance” ‘ but one that has been at it for five pened on the Way to the Forum" to
g . ities Board Billy Joel TV f the t tak to m And tonight I go back under be funny, but when the theater de~
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