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P R I Vol. XC. No. 120 “Ml.” L University at Kentucky. Lexington. Kentucky Independent since 197) . Monday, April 28, 1986
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o ‘ 5;: W) (i } is "* By CRISELDA YABES orate. according to the source. who '. I,
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V, .. , ‘ _ ‘ I. L MANILA Phl 0 ted coadition of not being identified ’ 4' . ' t’, -' i ,
LWN 1L 3.» ‘ \ - ‘ I 469313}. i» ,, i i' . iipplnes —— us eagan had called A who last ..L-:-.' ~ , " H, :
L , y t ~ ' ‘ ., . h ' ' N, , m,” 2:3“ W” 3 President Ferdinand E. Marcos told week It was their first C(gh‘ersalltm f..-
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, = ”a,” " . new ”a, ”t“ = a ,. _L ...-3 . 3-1573; “ ‘ the legitimate president of the Phil- shortly after Marcos fled the presi "J j fi-z’gg ,f'i
.-”..L_ a... M" ‘ - ‘ . ‘92 ’ . , L e w ° , «3' ippines and urged them to keep dential palace on Feb 25 during a 4 ,,
..,.,,......i., Nip @ylgafi», . it “Q , ; i. L demonstrating against the govern- popularly backed military rebellion .- L "((5-1 it:
81“.“ “ .~ rate: , . " 'ij, :“3 - ,.. f " ~ .8: f“ mentof Corazon Aquino. L Marcos has been in male in Hawaii - 4 . L.-' if. -L'
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LL .L wage 59;:an . ~ , : x‘t&‘ , ».~. . . am healthy . . . I am ready to At the rally. Marcos spoke for 20 I”.
is ;,,3 L Mg. riffs; ' \ . L44. . fight." Marcos. speaking by tele- minutes m_ a prearranged call to a - ,‘ ‘, i,-
”it“ . We; 1'." ‘ on»: .. phone from Hawaii. told a cheering former aide. Lito Gorospe. who ,‘ - '~
.‘ “» -. . ”5"“ . it? ' crowd that gathered for a rally at hooked up the receiver to a loud- .‘ _ '. .Lf-J,
' . ' * was 5““ ~» - i a . = Manila's Rizal Park. speaker Some maple sobbed as . '. w '
. _ 2 V, ...a'fists ,; 3' ; I i .ve; , His wife. Imelda. referred to her- Marcos‘voice boomed outat them ' "‘4 vi = - ‘i . ' .
,i ' “.fcifir " L .. , ' $32523; ; L 4 self as “your first lady“ and . . .. _ - ._ . »
it, . " ‘s L~Tr Q“ - his}; ... *L "i » sounded in tears as she told the Le" b.‘ former gmernment 0”" I ‘ , .
- . “ ,4? cfli‘rfivi .. ‘ ’, ...» {35% figigifii, crowd she and her husband "will do “€115 and some film celebrities. “’5" .'- T 4' .
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'. . ‘1»: . . .,- -z\ y . . land. Sunday to demand Marcos return - .- '» , » ~- L
.‘ ~ 4.., git“ . ’ -, d t ) ‘1' Earlier Saturday. Marcos talked For the past two weeks, Marcos g I. '
' ' ' ' ‘5’ MM ‘ i” is, .* ' . by phone with PreSident Reagan. supporters have also staged vigils .' ' ‘ _ .
. », ~““' ‘ ’* ' ... h a who stopped m Honolulu on his “'33 on the lawn in front of the L" S Em» ' ‘ ‘ _ . ' . t‘
_\ .‘ a ‘ ‘ ‘ AV, ,4 air». , f , "L. to 38]" IndoneSla. where h? “'1” bassy. accusmg the L'nlted States of '- - . , L i
x Q 2 ', si we 1 .- *gzi- - - -4 ‘ > . u meet leaders 0f.th.e “90‘3““ 0f kidnapping Marcos from his former ‘ . , _ ‘ . .
3 L , c. .. .11. . t“. . A} - I ,. , {vying Southeast ASlan Nations this week palace , . i. ' ‘.
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.. L a, .. a}; congenialrraductwe and frwtful.", 1. which he sald was not only a day ' - - .
.v ' i. ‘ 3"”3 ' Marcos 531d LheLandL Reagan Ld‘S' for workers. but also the annli'er- ' ‘
s: . .s _ . . rgs‘i‘h cussed Marcos Situation “realistl- sary of his marriage to M”- Marcog L. . ‘.~ 4
..i 1 . . uflifig via. .a“ . a, . ‘ , , catty" but Marcos did not elab- in 1954 1 . - ,
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Knlght C0lll‘t $8Rgg:f(\);wtfx said Louis Straul). Student Dexel ‘ . *
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Barry Atkins, left, and Don Leach practice yesterday behind the The men are part of an international organization called Socie- ODEeE‘SEZEEhIlgtlEhrTf‘fhmul 3,, ,m I . .
Student Center for an upcoming t0urnament at Mammoth Cave. ty for Creative Anachronism. Last night the Student Devel- dents and administrators at the H, ' , .
opment Council celebrated the end ception. Raymond Hornback. \lL't‘ , '. '
or its first year as a student ”83“" president for l'niverslty relations . .. '
0 O O I O C zation b." recognizing “"9 new part- said he was satisfied with the Unit] ' ' .' I .. I
O ortumties increasm in soc1al work ' - » ~'
« At 3 reception held at the King "t'l‘he councilt has done ,lll e\ ' {
Alumni House. the commit an- tremely good JOl) in setting the two ' ; ‘ . . "
Ble-ZNI)YS.SMITII “many new social workers we «aggre§W@sai“§§ . , . - nounced the wmners 0f ”5 Partners datitm. setting the bis-SO ti" Emit , ' "
Senior Staff Writer need." said 5. Zafar Hasan, dean 0f @‘Efii‘tfi? N< " 7 it? a Ls? sit-<33»: 3.. i-«i “:32 for Excellence program. The pro things to come in the days ahead." .~ . - V ’ .
the college. afifiri , :3; ,5, gram was deserted to encourage llornbacksald ,‘ , . .,
The General Assembly appropri- This decrease in enrollment was \~\\::‘§c§; t News» student organizations to raise money In addition to the Partners tor lix- L _. , . L
ated $8 million last year to hire 200 basically due to the development of ,«ygifisgfi’, ' .' i: § for LK, cellence program. the ('tiunt'll also .4 , , '_
new social workers for the Kentucky several new social work programs ifi§§§§§3§§‘s¥g,t ”’1, 3“ There were five divisions in the acknowledged the winners of ll.\ two - g: ' -4
Department Of SocialLServices. but ‘F‘ Kentucky '. the prevailing percep- aieeiiia‘rmwcig, * W‘wfi council's program: sororities. fra- $1.000scholarshlps , V ’ - : " .
it has had problems finding enough tlon 0f minimal Job opportunities @fifififiwdgsw1‘ xi ternities funded student organira- Jody Hanks. a business iidlllllll\' 'L , - ._ j. ,
people to mime positions. and low-ranging salaries. Hasan sefidr§ ... nons non-funded student organiaa- tratwn tumor and John Masha!» . ' z'V ~‘ .
Because of a shortage of trained said. i,««2§‘«. my” tions'and residence halls. a music and [901mm] “"9““ 59"“"7 4' ' ‘z 1' - :3 ‘- -
social workers. many people with With President Reagan‘s recent , L I were selected from 32 applicants in . , *1" . -.
degrees in areas other than social budget cuts, many social work jobs “V‘Yisofi‘ $5,: Those who were recognized as the scholarship recipients . '. . .
work have been hired to fill many of were lost. Seven years ago Gov. tie,,,}fi,.mm “partners of the University“ were Hanks has a 3.4 grade point ilit‘l‘» [ LL; . '. '-.-
the jobs, said John Ballantine, asso- John Y. Brown cut social service iiegwifth‘iiiti‘“ the Delta Delta Delta sorority. age. He is an SGA senator at large ... . ' “ ,.
ciate professor and director of the jobs. which added to the prevailing Miieaésmissiws Sigma Chi fraternity, the Student and a member of the lnterfratermty . .4 ‘L I ".5- , -L
educational practicum of the College perception that social work prcvides .. ..._...” .55... ..,,. m ., . .. .. . c,“ .,, . ,c. A .._ , .. .., » . . . .. Government Association. Greek AC' Council and the Student :‘l‘l'dlrh I LL ‘. . , , {,LL ‘v
ofSoClal Work. minimal opportunities, hesaid, L tlvities Steering Committe and Houndtable. ,‘ ’L . 541:1:
“Overall. 1 see this as an unfortu- But now states are starting to pro- uate students enrolled in the fall of US. Department of Labor. Bureau Keeneland Residence Hall. Menkhaus has a 3.9 GPA. is an ‘.- L 4. ’
nate kind of trend.“ Ballantine said. vide more money for social services 1983 to 155 undergraduates and 179 Of Labor StattStiC§~ PredlCtS that em- The Partners for Excellence Pm- SGA (‘Ottegt‘ 0f Fine Arts What"? , ’74.- . ".4 .":.i
States start lowering their qualifica_ because of the growing public con- graduate students in fall of 1984 and ployment of soc1al workers is ex- gram was just one of three pro- and will be next year‘s chairman of , ‘ , y "‘3'“, _. .' 3'
tions for people. ”which we think is cern for child. spouse and elderly 179 undergraduates and 232 grad- Pected to increase about as fast as grams the council coordinated this (‘ollegians for Academic Excellence. ‘,'.fi".f.'_ f 7;. ,l
a disseririce.” and this results in the abuse. Ballantinesaid. uatestudentsin fall 0t 1985 the average for all occupations yearin raising $12,000. The council also gave a plaque to 4‘ "1.1? ,- .fr ',:_ :35,
lowering of the quality of social With this growing concern. enroll- Hasan said the college expects a through the mid-1990s. Overall. the student organizations SGA Presidentelect Donna Green- ,VIJ :L', - ‘, {aft-fl} .‘7
work services provided to people. ment has increased steadily since somewhat higher increase in enroll- This increased need for more participating in the program raised well for her efforts in raising money u" .‘ 1,: -. ,L ,' .3},
“But it is hard to put up a very the fall of 1983. ment for the fall of 1986 because the trained soc1al workers seems to be 360.000 for the University. SGA led for automatic doors at the {\l l King . .-. "1‘
strong battle when they say supply “In the last few years, enrollment number of applications are even happening all over the country. the way by raising about $16,435. Library “ ’ . .5 n3 .4
usand we can‘t.“he said. has increased. while in most other higher than last Year-f l ked t Hasan 531d -' -. ‘Lf ,3,
Enrollment in the College of Social colleges it has decreased,“ Hasan 901‘ years ago i one 00 a “We even receive letters from I IK f d f' ,‘ ‘
Work has declined drastically since said. This increase is basically due th? immediate future. ”1 WOUId have other states looking for more social re use coverage 9 '-
1973-74, the year of the highest un- to “a lot more jobs than there were Sétid the: were fiat 9:130th 0pm”? work students." Ballantine said. - . - f ~ ., a 4'
dergraduate enrollment with more before." m 165." 358“ 581 u now ings “This semester people from Indiana 4 .‘ . _ . ‘. '
than 400 students. Because of this Enrollment figures in the social are moving in a 037019 0f more and have even come here to interview by Delaware company ' .,- .. .' i,"
decline, the college has not been work college have increased from m°r910b5-" students who are going to graduate . . . ‘ .
able to provide Kentucky with the 144 undergraduates and IT] grad- As far as the job outlook goes, the totrytorecruitthem." , , _ _ . . .
. .. . _ .. B" DAN HASSERT to find liability insurance. said Patti . . . .
. . i gt, Staff Writer Kirk. administrative assistant to the ' . ’. . '
In creasn ng dollar donations reflect . 4 ...,“ ... . . -
“straw: UK continues to be unsuccessful in “SR management. _ _
. . its efforts to find professional liabili- "We‘re keeping Our finger‘s "05>” . 4
growmg support from private sector ...... 53m. :Z’Ztiit'.ti'.;:.". “ii".ilf' - 4 ~ -
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"I. Milli. gun. was the Thursday. a DelawareLcompany ums won‘t be outrageous.”p Kirk .
L . only thing kicking at the an- withdrew its offer to provide errors said .
By SEAS ANDERSON _—“ d%,lw'th 9“; large increase, and nual Bluaowhlto scrimmage. and omisswn insurance in "9590"“ The office is pursuing three ave»
Staff Writer “There IS a greater yveiilrgslg—Bfi‘syrofltfloflfiegoé 2653;31:?:L: For game results. .9. ‘03 UK application. nues of insurance possibilities. she .
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For the third year in a row. p“. awareness out there gift every year" _ it should still be m' Page 3. hail}: employees have been without said. These are traditionaltmerage
. . . ity coverage Since Feb. 5. when tsuch as the expired p0llC) l. collei-
vate contributions to UK have in- that the UfllV I' 't agoodyearfor UK' the revious ins rance li ' e tive insurance and some sort of self»
creased. dramatically. This year ,e 81 y “We are already ahead 9f where Inodlng'o Wt" 5' "t. alto piredpand the comianv thzftohgd pr: insurance All three would provide
brought in $23.8 million. (1088 need private we were last year at this time, he ’0' "‘0 ”COMI annual 50".- vided the coverage decided it would errors and omission coverage. .
The 1985““ '5 “P markedly "0m ' sa'd' 1‘ w°"' be a cams‘mt’h" ‘f tit for s n o ted In F l ff th t t r . Ki k '~ - t' "t" 'b i th-
e calmed ...... SUPPO“ ‘0 d0 things ..23 «...... 1:. ”mm“ 3’ 2:. ° “ a W ° arr-2.2: aria
private sector '" 1984- That, m turti: that WOUld OthCI‘WlSC ' ' The University insurance office age) — definitely before the fall se-
was almost a 96 percent increase _ . One of the factors that could con- Page 6. h . . -~ -
, . . . n - . . . as Since been able to secure a lim- mester. About 10 companies are
from 1933s $9.3 mllllon. said Terry be impOSSible. tribute to this years ""31 is the 0" ‘ted I' that ni t t 'de ‘n cx i4 r . f . .
Mobley. directorof development. T ganization of the Student Devel- L .. .. ,. i Pole. covers 0 y Lrusees conSi rt 3 L. app ica ions or (0L
, _ , erry Mobley, . . < - and executive officers leavmg fac- erage, she said.
u, don t know of any other institu- opment Council. Hornback said the ' .. : h r- . . lt d taff ’th ‘ t . UK t1 ~ , k' v'th
tion with that dramatic an increase director of development council is an idea he has worked on u y an s . V" out pro ectlon. ‘ curren y ‘5 wor "‘3. “'
. . . ,, . - - - . .. The policy offered by the Dela- about 400ther colleges and univerSi-
m suchashort period of time, said — for several years and in its first \ c .
Raymond Homback vice i dent . . year of existence is no“ to a fine ware company would have covered ties to develop some type of collec-
for Universit relatiohs pm Homback agreed, describing the start and will grow to some signifi- all employees and cost the Universi- tive insurance. G. Bruce Miller Jr .
M Ohio 38%, d the increase in i- work of volunteer leaders and. the cance." Today will be | ty 3 little more than $60,000 a year. director of employee benefits and
vote cogtributionc is due to a mgr” staff of the development Lcouncd as M” “M The previous policy cost UK 833.500 risk management, will attend a
concentrated effort on the rt of “outstanding“ and praising PTCSI- One example of the Student Devel- and warm with o 70 Wt for three years. meeting of the institutions Friday in
. . . . pa dent Otis A. Singletary's effort with . . . dune. of m and M The current limited policy for Washington to discuss this poss;bili-
UmverSity administrators and vol- individual donors H a] . opment Councils work is the $3,600 . . . - .
un . e so said UK it raised from alumni during the MM. m ”m be m trustees and executive officers is ty.Kirksaid. . . ..
tears. . has made a will? attempt {0 work Little Kentuck Derb olf tourna- h M ”I tmm w". costing Stamforoneyear. Until it is able to acquire liability
"There is a greater awareness out with corporations. ment y y 8 ' The Delaware company did not insurance, UK will continue its offer
them that the University does need “Acros- the board, we have had a ' ,5. ""7 ,W, N m specify why the offer was with- to defend, at University expense.
private support to do things that grant effort outofpeople," henid. Information for this story was also MKWM”. . drawn. any employee who is sued in connec-
Wwid otherwise be impossible." he Hornbock sold last year's :5 mil- gathered by Senior sum Writer , , L', The rejection will not change the tion with carrying out official Uni-
said. lion and 83 million gift: had much to Brad Cooper. ~ ' " UK insurance office’s daily efforts vanity duties.she “id-
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0 Movies Barbarella - Tickets on sale at Noon open to 0 Conferences: lmproving Personal Communication (4 fl
students faculty staff 8 guests ST 75 Worsham Theatre workshops) $45-one day or SBO-total confernece: Carnahan
. 7 309 m 03” 74287 Conference Ctr.: 8:30am-4:30pm: C°II25“1060 4 28: Movies: Barbarella - Tickets on sale at Noon open to 5 23 M°Vi°53 Free Premiere 'About L0” N59”; Free:
. o Concerts Cotincil in Aging Spring Concert Free Cen- - Movies: Barbarella - Tickets on sale at Noon open to students, faculty, 5'0" 8 guests: $1.757 Worsham Theatre: Worsham Theatre: 7:30p.m.: Call7-l287
ter for the Arts 7 30 p m Call 7-3l45 students faculty, staff and guests: $1.75: Worsham 7:30pm.: Call 7-1287
- Sports UK Womens Softball Team vs Berea Wood- Theatre 7‘30p.m.: Call7-l287 4 29 Movies Barbarella Tickets on sale 0' Noon 0
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land Park 4 00;: m Call 72898 I ipfigsslblg Baseléalll';s8,8;J:w York Tech at home, Shi students, faculty. 5'0“ and guests: $1.75; Worsham
' vey '9. pm a ' . Theatre:7:30p.m.;Call7-l287
_ . o Recitals. Recital: Jonathan Glixon and Jack Ashworth, _ _ . l .
. Baroque violins, Schuyler Robinson, Harpsichord: Center 4 30. Movies. Barbare la - Tickets on sale at Noon open to
~ . - ‘ for the Arts: 8:00pm. Call7-4900 students, faculty, staff 8 guests; $1.75; Worsham Theatre;
». ‘ 0 Sports: Japanese Karate (Shotokan) - Japan Karate As- 7:30 pm; Call 74287
‘ ' sociation,AlumniGym Loft:6~Bp.m.;Ca|l7-4394 5 l: Movies: Barbarella; $1.75: Worsham Theatre: 7:30
" - 0 Religious: TNT - Baptist Student Union Tuesday Nite p.m., COW/“787
' _ _ _ , Together Baptist Student Ctr.; 7:30pm.: Call 7-3989
‘ 0 Meetings. SAB Public Relations Committee Meeting:
' ‘ _ 115 Student Ctr., 4:00 p.m.; Call 7-8867
0 Workshops; Bicycle Repair Workshop 'If you ride it.
' you can fix it': Free; 206 Seaton Ctr.: 5:30-7:30p.m,: Call 7- ARTS & CONCERTS
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' a ’ 0 Meetings. UK Waterski Club, everyone welcome,
‘ : - .- please stop by, 205 Student Center: 7:00 p.m.: Call 268-
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.‘ >1. _ , . 4 28: Concerts, Council in Aging Spring Concert: Free:
. -.'.' ' Center for the Arts, 7:30 pints, Call 7-3145
-' . . 4 29: Recitals: Recital: Jonathan Glixon and Jack Ash-
'- worth, Baroque violins, Schuyler Robinson, Harpsichord:
' . Center for the Arts: 8:00 p.m.: Call 7-4900
. , Conferneces Improving personal Communication (4 0 Movies: Barbarella: $1.75; Worsham Theatre: 7:80 SPORTS
- - workshops SAS-one day or SEQ-total conference Carnahan pm. Call 7-l287
‘ . Conference Ctr 8 300 m -4 30p in Cali 254-1060 ' Other SelfADefense Clinic: 5100. 135 Seaton Center:
0 Other Last day to apply for May Certification for Tea. 4 00am Ca|l7A3928
cher Education Students 1018 Taylor Edu Bldg 8-430
pm Call 71“]
' Movies Barbarella ‘ “the" 0" “”9 m N00" open '0 4 28: Sports: UK Women's Softball Team vs. Berea; Wood- 5 3: Sports: Japanese Karate (Shotokan); Alumni Gym
students fac’glty staff 8 guests 51 7S Worsham Theatre land Park: 4.009,“. Call 72898 Loft; 1-3 pm; Call 74394
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7 :iOSDDZrtsCOUK Bjsaeball vs New York Tech at home Shi- 4 29‘ Sports UK Baseball VS' New York Tech at home; Shh
- vely Field 3 p m Call 78829 vely Field' 3 00 p.m. Call 7-8829
0 Sports Aikido Beginner Aikido Classes Alumni Gym 4 291 590'“: Japanese Karate (Shotokan) ‘ Japan Karate
Balcony 8 30 p_m Call 266-Ol02 As-sociation' Alumni Gym Loft: 6-8p.m.. Call 7-4394
' D Religious Great Commission Students Wednesday 4 30; Sports: UK Baseball vs. New York Tech at home: Shi-
. Night Bible Study 231 Student Center 7 00 p in Call 254- vely Field 3pm., Call7-8829
. I 3997 4 30: Sports Aikido. Beginner Aikido Classes; Alumni
0 Meetings Concert Comniittee Meeting 228 Student Gym Balcony:8:30 p,m.;Ca||266-0102
Center 5 009 m Call 7-8867
' 0 Religious Wednesday Evening Fellowship Creative
, worship for students - free dinner served K-‘fouse 412 .
- i- .oo. ~ MEETINGS & LECTURES
~ Other A Debate on Nicaragua Socially Concerned
' Student 8 College Republicans: Free Old SC Theatre 7:30
' p.m,:Call7-l4ll
4 29, Conferences improving Personal Communication (4
workshops) S45-one day or SBO-total confernece: Carnahan
_ Conference Ctr, 8.30 a.m.-4 30 p.rn., Call 254-1060
4 29 Meetings SAB Public Relations Committee Meeting;
1 15 Student Ctr. 4 00 am. Coll 7-8867
4 29. Workshops: Bicycle Repair Workshop 'If you ride it,
you can fix it Free 206 Seaton Ctr.. 5.30-7.30p.m,: Call 7‘
l4ll
‘ FRIDAY AY 4 29. Meetings: UK Waterski Club, everyone welcome.
. please stop by' 205 Student Center; 7:00 p.m.: Call 268-
3992
, 'Academics End of C1055 Work ’ h ' _ I . t- 4 30: Conferneces' Improving Personal Communication (4
, 0 Movies Free Premiere About Last Night Free 1-1; 5:? Calchi/‘ijggje Karate (S o okan), A umm Gym LOf ' workshops) $45-one day or SBO-total conference; Carnahan
Worsham Theatre 7 30 p m Call 7-l287 p. ' Conference Ctr.: 8:30 am. - 4:30 p.m.; Call 254-1060
‘ 4 30* Meetings Concert Committee Meeting: 228 Student
' ‘ Center 5.00 p.m.; Call 7-8867
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f . g A‘ I, . 4 29* Religious: TNT - Baptist Student Union Tuesday Nite
'. _ . a ' . . Together: Baptist Student Ctr; 7:30 p.m.; Coll 7-3989
.‘ ' '. ' -’ 4 30 Other Last day to apply for May Certification for
g ‘ J. . ' -|. . A_ Teacher Education Students: 1018 Taylor Edu. Bldg, 8-4130
‘, ‘i p.m Call7tl4ll
-‘ . gt. ' ‘3 . f 4 30. Religious. Great Commission Students Wednesday
fr. 1 . 2 Night Bible Sludy 2st Student Center 7:00 pm, Call 254.
3‘ ‘_ - ' ‘ r" I 5 3997
’ f‘fl‘. , .A; 4 30 Religious Wednesday Evening Fellowship: Creative
. 7 .‘ worship for students - free dinner served, K-House 4T2
,, i . .l I, i: ROseSt, 600p.m,,Call254-1881
i-' . '3'? 4 30- Other A Debate on Nicaragua (Socially Concerned
‘ , i A -, . '. SUNDAY MOND A Y Student 8 College Republicansl, Free: Old SC Theatre: 7:30
"i ' .- }' pm. Coll7»l4]l
I I 4 L ' I f7, 5 l: Other Self-Defense Clinic. $1.00: l35 Seaton Center:
". f". ‘ OAcademics FinalExaminations 4:00pm. Cal|7t3928
‘ l ‘ ' 12": , 5 2 Academics End of Class Work
‘, . I I I : I 5 5 Academics Final Examinations
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. ‘ S 6-5 9 Final Examinations
5 9 End of T986 Spring Semester - Residence halls close:
Call 7-6298
: 5 9 Last day to request a refund for the 1986 Spring Se-
mester
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