l q advising students about opportunities 1 ij at four-yearinstitutions.” • • • • U ¥--3 ·»·» ~— i Umversnly of Kenlucky 'I'u|I·|¤n Schedule [ Cencerl Series Cempurnsen - Full '92 wilh Fall '93 i They come from Eastern Europe, Ireland, Italy, even the Australian out- y Lexington (]arnPnS/ Fal] 92 Fall 93 Dollar Poyoent back and the heartland ef America- f Medical Center Rates Rates Increase Increase i They are among the world’s elite classi- I , cal orchestras, instrumentalists, singers, Undergraduate ·I and charnber ensembles. They are UK Resident 840 980 140 16.7 i i nexnéasfamid me for the ,1999 , ·= ~ Ncnresident 2,520 an-tn 420 16.7 94 University Artists concert series at the Singletary Center for the Arts. l The five-part classical agenda 1 Gnlduatc begins October 12 with the Irish i Resident 920 1*080 169 17*4 pianist Barry DOug1aS_ November 4, l Nonresident 2,760 3,240 480 17.4 the Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra takes the stage with Kazimierz Kord, ·. . Law . conductor, and Ruth Laredo, piano. Ai; i Aix Resident 1,380 1,640 260 18.8 Continuing the series is opera star Nonresident 4,045 4,710 665 16.4 i Samuel_Ramey on December 4, and the i Italian chamber ensemble, I Musici, —._,_;__,·· M€dicin€_AImual I Opens the l994 rearJannaw9l- YZF; Resident 5,550 5,400 950 17.2 V For the Hm Ulm *1*9 Must $9*99 is 1 Nonresident 15,270 15,190 -80 -0.5 showcasing a brass soloist: Barry 1 \ Tuckwell, French horn, on February 21. ® Dentistry Annual · All University Artist Series perfor- Resident 4,650 5,030 380 8-2 mances begin at 8.00 p.m. 1n the 1 _ E Singlctary Center fOr thc AI_tS· Nonresldent '1,940 *].4.1 i Subscription tickets are now on sale i · ~ at tne Singletary Center Ticket 1 WM,-in-i, Cernnnnnty College System n Office, Rose and Euclid Avenue, 1 ··.— . 7 Resident 950 420 70 20-0 (606) 257-4929. i Nonresident 1,050 1,260 210 20.0 I TEI\¢|II'I' (I" c0IdS'I‘¢GIII Lexington Community College PVT Crri M Resident 810 810 0 0.0 Another tenant will be moving into the Nonresident 2,430 2,430 0 0_0 University of Kentucky’s Coldstream research development park. The Kentucky Technology Center, a wholly ’ . "¥ fre; held Saturday, May 8 in Memorial owned subsidiary of Kentucky Tech- - ‘*'*§‘;,_ Coliseum, honored 5,768 students. nology Inc. will be a multi-building, ' President Charles T. Wethington multi-tenant complex. The first build- ` E .:___ §1, 2- _ · , jr. delivered the commencement ing is expected to be ready for occu- j ’ ` " » , ‘ address to the eandidates for de- i pancy in early 1994 by Process Tech- ."°` gh _i ji . grees, including 3,473 students Q nology, Inc., a researcl1 and develop- li {qi ' y , ‘*_i receiving bacl1elor’s degrees, 328 ment organization focusing on s {_ 1 i ` yy. students receiving professional advanced coal cleaning processes and . °` 1 , degrees and 1,967 students earning instrumentation and control systems , I ° graduate degrees. currently based i11 Calumet, Mich. David Van King of Versailles and "’ is ‘*ii V i gg j I Kelly Ann Sullivan of Danville, left, c0II‘lIIIEI‘I¢EI\I¢I\'I' I 993 ? é received tl1e Singletary Award as out- · 7 1 K is ~ . _·_i { sl ; standing graduating seniors. Photo UK’s 126th commencement ceremony, t···`·l» U - - ` I by David Coyle. Summer 1993 Kcmiicky Alumnus 3