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January 15 {Monday} Registration tor - l I s p e c I a I a d d / d r O p l s s u e i
I new students Ballroom open lot tee ‘
payment and l l) pictures or salidatiott. ' ”In“
9a m to 3 p nr . through l ridas. .lan l9
January I6 (Tuesday) Centralized
add drop tor adsanee registered ’7 3% ——-——_—_—__._..______.__-__... _..__ __,
students only ,
January 17 (Wednesday) (‘lasses Begin. I. 7 . -. '
Arts & Sciences add drop in Htiell ,t I: ' .._:7
l Armory. therealter in Dean‘s otttce. All I I' 7 777., ' W I b k .
i other add drop tn college deans‘ ottices . A W 8 come ac and go 0d IUCk WI th
i January I7 & [8 late registration tor 7 7777;..- 7:
returning students who did not adsance - ‘- " a; I I . .
register and for new students cleared late E' z 7 regls tra tlon f dd/ d t
lIor admission Mel/anine. Patterson _I -> ._ '3' ' 1 898 a rap etc
()lItIice lower. 8 MN 00 A 820 late tee is .’ .. 15%; ‘ «I II" III ,I" I I .
charged for late registration 77 I I ’3}. I 1;, a. g,“ ' .
a {flirrfigtlyfnlfirdayl lastday to pay tot-s .77 fi “’1‘ \ Welcome back from Christmas Vacation. for students who are reaching :IH‘II7I77 l a. .
Janna”, 19.23 late rcglsltdlttyn " "‘I, _ I". _ lt you‘re like most students. you‘ye got sortie the checks are to be picked up an iii; lto‘ttwrm
Icontinuesiri «itsising(‘ontereneetiit'iee. . . «*7 unfinished business to take care ol with your during lee payment weei.. ()tlicr rim. .,.i_ ”.1;
i 204 Miller Hall. 51.101043“ ._ 7 Q. gimp”. schedule or w'ithtee payment. lIhis specialctlitioii academic deadlines are listed Eli ii't' spunp
‘ fifggjnixrszf‘u’ 1"“ d") I“ “In!“ * 7 . 13., olIthe Kernel can be ol help in g igtli ie calendar at lett.
, January 30 (Tuesday) last day to pay ‘ I? ‘ PmCCdlerS- Interested in cariipiis p.iil.iiit=‘ \ small l‘tlilii’M“
i registration lees to asoid cancelialron ol _7 I; II For students who will be add on oi student pat‘lting permits are iisii.t.l\ tl\.il'.iii-'Itit
I } rf‘gtstwllt'n “Pilthm' Billing-y Rind I" - "":_.. lacsday. .lan. lo. the ollicial ‘otti ‘ til at the start ot thespringseiimstei iligt, .11.; ”tit-it
E ELYIIISLWL:1:11:23::tiI:IIIII;l:I,:Iit:IIIIII) g . . ‘I . s classes that are still open are iri to I xier on a first—come. l‘irst—sei'yetl basis to illibi‘li‘it.‘
1 cards {mm Billings and (Iollecttons :7: % a t " . y 777% that additional courses may op he yttiiior. senior and graduate stiidt-itas l‘.‘i I‘ills t.-t
l \thtiul paying repltteeitient lee 1;... ‘ e .. g, day. while open courses may g y‘. oil-campus students will be lss'tlt‘ti .ii ii; i. H ‘siiii
E february 8 (Thursday) last day tor ‘ 77 fit " 2 Keep the tee payment dettdli too. otttce. 305 i‘llc‘llti .t\\e . at cult) .; iii , t‘iziistlay.
l Larsgizcflg"flag;:;::Iltj,:III1It:.I.:III“3.11:1 is: . . . . a i riday'. Jan. 30 is the last day 320 .Ian lb'. Permits tor t'esitlci‘cc hm! stttt' or my ll! be /
: rcgmm'mm pm. 35‘, Wmmmcm m. "3's Sen ice Budding. it you miss tha iay. issued at Mt) that day
1 February 15 (Thursday) l.ist day to tile “7%? Feb. 8 is the last day to aye ped So good luck lll the tie\t text. d.i‘. » lf's: .‘ylllii‘ii’
l W Va} ds‘t’m’ In st‘lls‘tfl' tlt'tt't‘ ”WW I . entirely by paying a $50 reins Kernel will return \‘yednesda'. lair t ‘
i February 16 (Friday) last day to pay 3/ ..
i spring health lee . . . N. 3: ~ is,
I february :0 fluesday/ last day to i r:
i change grading options. see college i x
l dean's otlice last day to drop a course I frustrations of the add; drop ‘ t" 7
t with no indicationoicotiiseontianseripi Ponderl ng procedure do get pretty unnersirtg. so I -- I . TU‘ KY
1 WW‘Id- it‘s really no surprise to see people s ‘ .
i "WC" 9(Frr'day/ I‘m dd} l“ ‘1'”? “ th trying to eat computer cards. But fl .:
i course last day to withdraw lroni the e strategy can be important: ll it‘s early . 7
i eriyersity or reduce scheduleattd receiic . . .
iiins relurid In the day. yoti could try waiting t
i llareh 19-24 Spring hm“ next around forsomttonetodropthecourse
i 4W” [6-25 “MIMI ICENI‘HMI‘ W and their ljht’Illlt‘lf place. (ll critirge‘.
l s'. . 7 1. some goo a terrratne courses t a
‘i, ‘32:“; ,.I.I:.I:, :I‘Idnh hm“ move you might want may be filling tip while _ . , , , .
1 May I.’ lrid ot st-triestei you wait. \ol. [XXL ML 8“ an independent student "”“Pal’” I inset-.rty ”I hIIInIUIII'I
i I I Tuesday. January 9, [979 leurigtori. lstiitiiclty
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