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Vol. LXXXVI, No. to Monday, August 22, 1933 An independent student newspaper on...” w. ..i mount to to. mini” moo... u.
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33 " ByDEANNA SHELL " ' ' “ " ' l
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2"" Qt}; with activity tomorrow as thousands =
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g. 1,; “4 "I *1 ,_ campts and try to change their l
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is“ '5»: Whether you have changed your 10-00 DJ F 1'00 RJ'SM l
_~' £3 4 few J’ ,4 4 mind or your schedule of classes has ‘
4 ”is, ,~ 4 7...};14-73‘, ;. \Q , changed. Add/Drop IS an experience 10'30 G.HEN 1 '30 3"." l
Hilarity“magi-€33“;”I . 4444. ' ", A ” ‘ _, 4 444 for both amateurs and veterans ' ' i
. We? " a. . . . to ~ g ‘ “eey‘g Centralized Add/Drop has been
4 " ’ .2 ~ 4 . 4 .l:' T 3‘54): held in the Coliseum since the late 11:00 HEO-KH 2:00 v.2 '
4 ~.- ' . ‘ " ' ll! *1" W ‘ " 195th and is usually held on the 1
'r Tuesday before classes begin. but
44W . . , _ , students may change their schedules 1 1 :30 Kl-MB 2:30 A-BL l
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4,‘:;",'__~”" ‘ sh ‘ .4 t‘ '4' tered in advance may do so today. 12-00 MC'U 3:00 BM'CHE l
W ”7,: :- 24:; George Dexter. associate register. ;
in“ t.” *1“- 3'" ;;.¢‘.,,. . 5 - estimated 1,500 new students will a _ . .
’ . 7.7;, Z”r;{§"~}j"~§'f£§; ,_. ' ’ 4 4' 444,24 register today and “the average 12-30 P RI 3-30 CHF'DI ’
.414}, ’43‘5” "’:~2 '4 *' 4 “its number of 2.500" will Add/Drop to» l
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u» ‘ ' . , I may , On Wednesday. the College of Arts l
, ' i and Sciences will hold its Add/Drop ~-...___.s._-s ._. .. _...-...__._-._.__-__._. a .
. - ' 4, 4 . in Buell Armory and moves to the.
V ' ' wig... Arts and Sciences Office in the Pat- Side the Coliseum. There will he pet) to he on the sale 5101'. you should
’ * terson Office Tower after Wednas- ple inside asking for your l'K ll), :idd tin} Classes you want fir-loit-
"* _4. day. and they will hand you a permit dropping those- you have. lit-causi-
a; 444 ' ' All other colleges have Add/Drop card for adding and dropping you may not be able to get thi-
. ' in their dean's offices until Aug. 30. classes. \('llt‘fllllt' you want
,3. , 4.. " ""l ~ 4.4.. Students are allowed inside the it is important that each pt‘lfllll You must have a No 2 pencil to
" . ‘ Coliseum after the scheduled time receives an instruction sheet and fill out the cards that will be given
44 4. '34-: for each letter according to the stu- Add/Drop slip m the tables in the to you by people at the tables. Each
44 e ‘ dents' last name. Any student arn'v- Coliseum. The instruction sheet will card has the ‘iuhjfl'l heading for
. ' ing after the allotted time should go tell you where each subject is lo eticht'lass that you add or drop ,
, 4&W4hfia4gk 34,34 , . 4 4 ~ 4.,- . .4, i 2,; to the late arrival table inside the catedintheColiseum After you have filled out the cards
‘tff’fiztww “if???" '” .. ‘ ‘i. A' ‘ Q " \‘s Coliseum. Dexter said. "Students need their iiiitl the Add Drop slip. take Ult'lll
4:...‘755’; j « Add/Drop is disliked by students schedules, so they know the classes along with your pennit card to Ult‘
lat .4 mm, .. m maria agmMgM 3wnmwaa-i = . mm ~ " because they “have to wait in lines that they are actually enrolled In ' dean‘s table of your college, and you
s f k JACK sriym/x.m.i5,an to see if space is available and there it is not unusual that the time and will have finished changing youi
U" s ['0 er are limited resources and a large class you want has already been scheduli-
demand for some classes," Dexter . closed; therefore. it might be helpful Keep the pink copy of the Add
Despite the heat, a crew of workers labored to get Commonwealth Stadium ready for the said. . , [9 “3.“ alternative Class“ “M hm” “hp .WU are handed l" ““3" m" .
upcoming football season which begins Sept. 34 Students should. find. their dele times in case you can not get a ("loss computer does not rt‘fllxlf‘r your new
gated line and wait until it goes in- you want. \l‘ht'tllllt'
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Salaries increase to meet those at benchmark institutions
Summertime means work for University adm ' 'st ate 5
By scorr WILHOIT was aimed to fill the vacancy left by for- merit Association, said. "I‘ve not heard any- into “one governing board." schools, however. as the number of medical r
NewsEditor mer an Roger Eicnorn. Bowen, who has thing officailly yet, out I'm beginning to . . . students”: decreasing
been a member of several national consult- have suspicions that painfully few students reygdfihsafiatggazge 8:? 4:14;? 3‘ the report said the state is below average
_.__.________—.____ ing firms, said he. plans to lead UK in a “1.8“ exemptions". data collected and the concluswns niade bf m ".mmm“ the doctors " graduates Only
“revolution" covering all dimensiom of en- Smgletary was indignant following a re- the consultants 3 45 percent of UK medical graduates stay in
While most students were busy with sum- gineering. lease of a consultant's report to the state ‘ Kentucky
mer jobs or spending their time basking in Over the summer, students discovered Council on Higher Education recommending 4 Other changes recommended in the report in other news over the summer. the
the sun. more than 7,000 students attaided that getting exemptions from the manadato- the merger of UK’s dental school with UL’s included limiting the number of students in founder of a taxington antidrunk drinvmg . 7
classes. ry health fee may be a difficult task. David dental school. The report also recommended Kentucky‘s law and thntal schools The rec organization was arrested for the second
University administrators didn’t get much Bradford, president of the Student Govern— a merger of the two schools' ruling bodies ommendation does not apply to the medical timeof driving while under theinfluente
of a vacation, but they did get a boost —— a - ('harles Malkua. a former UK student and
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Six percent salary increase was approved at Vic dent I 20 h h founder of Lexington Against Drunk Drivmg
the JuneZl Boardof'l‘rustees meeting. 8 ”63' eaves 'year career In '9 er 8 "ca '0" Service. was rearrested on June l7 for DH
The salary raise finally brought faculty and for drivmg Without automobile insur
pay “up to other bmrk institutions." ———-—_—-— M” Mr- In 19739 he was med 9- M- 3] to work a a 0mm ‘0 Brereton BHK'F
President Otis Singletary said. He said he ByJOHNGRIIfFlN ecutive assxstant to the president, the title Jones. owner of Airdrle Stud Farm and Malkus. who said in the October 13. ism.
hoped the pay increase would result in at- ManagingEditor of which was eventinlly changed to Vice munberoftthoardof'lhstm. edition of the Kernel following his first or
tractingmorequalityprofessorstoUK. presidentforadmuustration.’ 4 As of Aug. 15. no replacement for Clapp rest. was quoted as saying. “i will never
The $363.9 million bucket is a seven per- —-———-———————— HIS legacy at the UfHVCI‘SIly includes the had been found. If we hasn't been appomt think about drinking . even one beer —— and
cent rise over last year’s budget, No provi- 4 extensive reorganization process which the ad by the Aim. 3!. Clapp said he will contin- driving "
sions for any budget cuts were included and President Otis Singletary chopped a Board began last summer. It was the oom- no to work for the University on a part-time After his second arrest, Molkuii said he
Singletary said that UK's budget could not bombshell at the Jime 21 Board of 'l‘rustees plete ratructunng of 4 UK that kept him basis until aomooneassumostheposition had “nommmentii at this point "
withstandany cuts from Frankfort. "100th What he maimed the resignation haemtheryearmesaid. “I plan on being here about one day 3 Plans for a new to million aquatic center
“if such a cut does materialize. funds 0‘ Vice mm for Admmistntion Domld “i really went through sort of a two-stage week." he said. The rest of his duties. Clapp were announced The new swimming om
budgeted to address maintenance and Clapp. 4 44 process." Clapp said about his decision to said. "we would parcel them about to the mill include separate pools for dmng and
equipment needs, deferred as a result of angletary said Clams theislon was a leave. “Four yearsago, therereally wet-art other people . . . spacial assistants. vice swimming. a deck area. lobby. shower. ma
previom cuts will have to be used to cover 9"“ 1°“ ‘0" the UNWW; I really ”0'“ any 0919' positions in ”013 education I llama. staff assistants. chine and drying rooms (‘liff Hagan. athletr
it." Singletary said. his decision to leave. . . . Hell be extanely wanted. 4 "We would divide than up between what i its director. and plans are also being stud
Also during the meeting, two major perso- difficultmeplwg. 44 “Then, an ample of years ago. i decided f can get done at my thy bore and what they ml to include a sundeck. classrooms.
nel changes were announced. Vice "aside,“ m: is I may museum ft! they had some obligation (the Met cuts) to do and I believe we’d W enoug'i done to vending areas and a 1.5m spectator seating
for administration Donald Clapp annouced Clapp said at tbe4time, became l have a stay and see those through. I decided to keepthedflcerianlng." area
his retirement. Clapp, who has been with very .. close reladorlbip with Dr. Sin- stay for another year to hetpPresldait Stn- him i beefing some Guano;- between The new mm, ,3 scheduled to be built a
the University for 20 years. said he will SIM- gletarywtdnmmutionmplace. 4 and the search for in: replacement. iher as an addition to the Seaton Center or
leave his positiononAug. 31. Clapp ha beat I put of UK for the put “My commitment was to stay just until ”The pro-M’s W that himself." he in the lot adiacent to the Shivcly Sports (‘en-
The College of Emineering received a at years - first a a march assistant fir thesiunmer. herald. said. “I really thaight [audit to stay out of ter The aquatlt’ center amuld be completed
new dean. Ray M. Bowenof Rice University the executive Via want and hta' as Clapp Will be Ieavim the University on mum." in three years at Uieearliesrt. Hagan Mid
SAB's Fall schedule geared to enteraining all students ’ '
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_——_—tll dentstoattend. among the artists wnose work is “I would say that this year we are dbarn Field near ('ommrxiwi-alih 3 ,
By ”85:35:51? wflwNER The cinema committee of SAB has scheduled to appear in the Rasdall better organized because we have Stadium and will feature informatio ’ V" ‘
lined up such movies as “Arthur." GalleryattheStudent Center more returning students who know nal booth for student organizations _
“Officer and a Gaitleman." ”Gan- “Wildcat Welcome Week," which what they are domg." he said “But and local merchants ’
dhi' and “Casablanca.“ to name a is sponsored by SAB's special activ- we are still always looking for more “I think we can increase the num ' .
Wait the summer. student few. ities committee, starts today and people to join the committees We ber of people coming out and the .
organiatiom have been planting All features programmed by SAB lasts through Friday. Activites in- can reallyusetheir help ” amount of money brought in. ' Brad *
performances. festivals and special will be shown at the Wmham The- cluding bands. refreshments and or- me amiual Fall Festival. cospon- ford said hands from the Fall FPSU' \/
events for the attire student body atainthe Sttl‘lait Canter Addition. ganintional booths will take place sored by Student Government Auo val will be donated to the renovatrrm .\ _ .
duringtheFall. The performim arts committee of between 10 pm. and 4 pm. outside (nation and Wl-‘Ml. is scheduled for of the old University Book Store.
”nits year, We‘re concentrating SAB has bolted Jan (knee iiistrm- theStudentOenta barbershqi. a weekend in October and may be which will be used as office space
on doling thinp in general to involve tor Gin Giordano for an October is Also in the planting stage is the featurirg a big-name bond for the for studentorgnai‘utionii _ a
. all ma, not hat a specific performance at the Outta for the first UKbirthday partytobeheld "m tint time. in cooperation with WT‘MI. Still 4’.
m," Jainy Douay, Student Ac- Am. Tlckd lilo-motion will be Febnnry. It will include activitia “We've decided to make it bigger may be announcing the name of an 4
tlvitlosBoardviceMtJaid available at a law «um die “with enzyme from the Kernel to and better this year." latte An! other sponsor which would enable . 1 l .
Dorsey also sold lb m actlv- SABotfice. BACXIHUS."Dmeysaid. Bradford. SGA administrative aub- them to hire a big-name band for ‘ ‘
itio collimator will be filling a Metal sculptu'llt Jack Gflll. John "abut. throctor ofSAB. aid toms-id the festival Details will available ‘
variety of tree m for all stu- Dick Tame: and Dirt Strutheit are the morning year will be exciting. The festival is held at ES God- latcintheFall "up" my
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