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By Jonathan D. Kukulski

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For those students who take a
Iaissel. faire approach to their
coursework, the end of the
semester tends to be a desperate
attempt to salvage a decent
grade—point average

This time of year is often very
stressful for students regardless
of the amount of work they have
put off.

The trap many students fall
into is poor time management.
\Vhile it may appear that there
are not enough hours in the day
to complete papers or study for
finals, the key to success is orga—
nizing a realistic study schedule.

Perri Kersh, a learning skills
instructor in the Counseling and
Testing ()ffice, believes that
finding a good place to study is
essential to effective studying.

“If you can find a study place
on campus that is accessible and
convenient, you're going to be
more likely to get your studyin r
done," Kersh said. “Try to get o f
by yourself and away from dis—
tractions as much as possible."

Once you have found your
study place, having a plan is
helpful. Blocking study time into
two-hour segments, and allotting
time for study breaks is an effec-
tive way to eliminate the stress of
prolonged attempts to consume
information.

“The more you break (study-
ing) down into small steps, the

more manageable it seems and
the more realistic it is that you’ll
actually get it accomplished,"
Kersh said.

Study groups can prove to be
more efficient when the exams
are cumulative. By breaking the
information into different parts,
and assigning it to different peo-
ple, it will allow you to cover
more information than you
would be able to do by yourself.

Students should also try to
attend study sessions with the
instructors and be pre )ared to
ask questions. By ta king to
instructors, students might be
able to figure out what to expect
on the exam.

Equally important is main—
taining a regular schedule when
it comes to eating and sleeping.
A lack ofsleep and a reliance on
caffeine could result in a crash
that could easily ruin the next
couple of days.

Students should also try to
avoid eating heavy meals during
the day because they tend to lead
to fatigue. Exercising is a good
way to relieve the physical stress
that accumulates during long
hours of studying.

“A lot of times, at the end of
the semester, people just forget
about exercising, forget about
eating ri ht and forget about
sleeping the necessary number of
hours,‘ Kersh said. “You can
really fry yourself out quickly by
ne rlecting those things.”

he Counseling and Testing
Office will be open through the
end of final exams week for stu-
dents who need to drop in for
some last-minute advice. Sto by
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By Joshua R. Danton

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Stud1. Stud1 Stud1.\\itl1

finals on the hiiri/on somL of

tht LKs seniors :1lr“:L1d1 ha1e
had their share of this activity 77—
and then some.

()11 Dec. 3 {our \Vhite Ilall
(Ilassroom Building lecture halls
were packed with test takers.
From 8:30 a.in. to I p.111., the
Law School Admission 'Iest was
administered to University stu—
dents and members of the Lex—

ington community. For many of

those participating, the test
served as an added stress during

a time already hectic because of

finals pre 1aration.

“I feelJ like I have never not
been studyingr for a test this
semester," said (Iheri I’ettit, a
communications senior who
hopes to No on to the I. K ( ol-
lege of I 11v next f:.1ll “But luckil1
some oi 1111 cl1sses h11e had
papers and projects as finals, soI
don‘t have too many tests to
study for."

For mam other seniors plan-
ning their Futures the Graduate
Record Exam is also .1 1ital step
The exam somewhat like the
I SAT, is lised when e1aluating
those .1p1l1'ing to graduate
school. I e ( RI. was offered
Saturday, and like many of the
LSAT test—takers, stress and
hours of preparation were 1lenti—
ful. \Vith finals falling so c ose to

the test date, though some felt
the1'11ere not as ieady for the
exam as they had hoped to be.

“ \ctually, I was unable to
stud1 tor the ( RI like I had
planned because I had to concen—
trate on 1111' classes at the same
time," said ( hristine \onSick
l1ospitalit1 111::1n1nement senior.

“‘Bec ause I hadnt been able to
study as much as I wanted, I was
really nervous when I went into
the test."

Matt Bowdy. communications
senior plans to pursue a degree
in communications or higher
education administration at :”UK
or the University of Vermont at
Burlington.

“(Studyinir {or the (i RE) just
kind of tell by the 11a1side,"
Bowdy said. “I started sti1d1ing
tor 1t and then other things came
up.

In addition to studying for
both final examinations and the
LSAT or GRE, applicants are
busy filling out application
forms, writin personal state-
ments and so oilicitin letters of
recommendation. heir nerves
won’t ease for quite some time
either. The verdict is out on the
LSAT and GRE scores for at
least 4—6 more weeks.

So students are beginning
some more last— minute studyinir
tor linals and hoping for the best.

“I 111 just "lad (the (i RE) is
over. I can't wait until they all
are,” VonSick said.

 

  
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
  
 
   

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\Vlnle many students are
home t-nioting (:liristinas \aca—
tion. the II; sports teams will be
competing at various sights
around the nation.

The men's basketball team
\Hll certainly stay busy. Rick I’iti—
no‘s (lats will play eight games
before t‘lasses resume jan. 10,
including a matchup against
intrastate rival Louisville in
Rupp Arena on Dec. 23.

LR also will travel to New
York to participate in the FCAC
Holiday (Ilassic Dec. 37-29. The
Cats won the four—team tourna—
ment in I093 when jamal Mash—
burn was a senior and Rodrick
Rhodes was a freshman. Rhodes
was named the tourney's most
valuable player.

In addition to the New York
trip, the \\'ildcats open their
Southeastern Conference sched—
ulejan. 3 at South Carolina. Fol-
lowing the showdown with the
Gamecocks, Pitino's Cats play
two more conference games in
six days, culminating in a show-
down with higth-touted Missis-
sippi State and its powerful cen-
ter Erick Dampier in Starkville
Jan ‘)

'1 .e VVildcats certainly have a
wealth of talent on the roster,
and the time away from school
and classes will give Pitino the
chance for some extra practice
time.

\Vith the extra time for teach—
ing, the Cats are sure to be
improved as they prepare for the
clash with SEC archrival
Arkansas Feb. I] and the post"
season tournaments.

This men's SEC Tournament
moves this season to New
()rleans' Super Dottie and will
be played March 7»I().

Bernadette Locke—Mattox and
her women‘s team also will stay
occupied over the break. The
women have eight games during
the three-week break, including
three contests in the friendly
confines of Memorial Coliseum.

The women play three SEC
games over the vacation includ—
ing a road game with Florida in
Orlando and home games with
LSU and Ole Miss.

Some other highli hts are
games with North Carolina State
and Duke at the Big Four Classic
in Greensboro, N.C., and a
showdown at home with Big
East power Syracuse.

Locke—Mattox will be looking
to get her inexperienced squad
some valuable experience before
the meat of its conference sched-
ule and the SEC Tournament
which will be played this year in

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SLAM DUNK The ll 'ildmtx open their SECn‘bedu/e (”If”). 3 at South

Carolina.

Chattanooga. Tenn.

The jV basketball will play
three games over the Christmas
break, giving Cameron Mills,
Nazr Mohammed and ()liver
Simmons the chance to hone
their skills for possible varsity
action later in the season.

Coach Delray Brooks’ squad
battles John “700d Community
College Dec. I9 in Lexington
before going on the road to take
on Cincinnati State Dec. 21 and
Vincennesjan. 7.

In other sports action, the UK
gymnastics team will be earing
up for its season. The Rippers
take to mat for Excite Nite, an
intrasquad exhibition Jan. 12.

The gymnastics team and
Coach Leah Little will he look-
ing to qualify for the NCAA
Tournament and senior jenny
Hansen will be looking to win
her fourth—consecutive NCAA
all-around title, an unheralded
feat in NCAA history.

  

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Pbon frnubed
8m F“ Sol” UK gymnast
jenny Hanson will attempt ber
fourtbwomemtive NCAA all-
around title over the break.

 

 

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