xt7v6w96b234 https://exploreuk.uky.edu/dips/xt7v6w96b234/data/mets.xml The Kentucky Kernel Kentucky -- Lexington The Kentucky Kernel 1982-01-11 Earlier Titles: Idea of University of Kentucky, The State College Cadet newspapers  English   Contact the Special Collections Research Center for information regarding rights and use of this collection. The Kentucky Kernel  The Kentucky Kernel, January 11, 1982 text The Kentucky Kernel, January 11, 1982 1982 1982-01-11 2020 true xt7v6w96b234 section xt7v6w96b234 Monday, January 11. 1932 An independent student newspaper since 1971 : University 0‘ Kentucky ,
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, ' ' '” . II . . .cje .I~ =sf-II ‘ fast . a. ‘ " Zka By ANDREW OPPMANN .2 Get an instruction sheet provided '2
,2 I i... If: r . $ .3 ‘ 1 \‘T‘; I?‘ Senior Staff Writer at the entrance. It will Provide a .‘
' "“1"“- W in 1 , .. i 1: add/drop procedure. it also included A 1' .
m 5.3:, “i. “I ‘ I .. II?" .1 3.5.1" . ‘1 ~ ' . ' If you are unhappy with the a map of the Coliseum showing the I513:
2 4' XI 1:4... WM... -: .IIIIMVX? ..- as e f 'I , . \ .. schedule that the computer gave you, location of the different tables I :1
" «IE. ”‘3’ If. ,; i... =». ': II . , there remains an option to beat the .1 Get an IBM permit card. One g‘rjI‘fI
Mg]. , 2.4:” II “‘1’” ' M”j ' 21"., . . machine. such card is assigned to every stu- ,
' y _. =; ' ”we-o.-. ... «Ignateedwjfmeerw . . . I \ >. .§ , Add/drop. the procedure by dent. You can get your card at the en- -‘ '
- I” . -wammjfiww“ % I ’ V.“ I which you can change your schedule trance; every student going through " I ‘
I ~ W2: .W' 3'," , ' . I I ‘I ‘ ' a to your academic needs. is your best add/drop must have this card. I .“ '.
“s. ' - Namath“ . '1. -, °"“°“' . . v ALWd Y5 ADD A CLASS ‘-' "
.: ' " 2k. r . - . ', ' The Procedure “'1“ be centrallzed BEFORE you DROP A CLASS!
Ne. , . t... ' A ‘ i‘ ‘ .1 ‘ ., .-' {ngone day — ‘°m°"°‘” ‘" Mem’m‘ Make sure you can get the class you -'
is; .I ,‘ :' . “it. \\ w- ”WWW . .' .; ' I o lseum starting at 10am. want before you drop any course , II;
3“ t ' ' ‘3».I .,....e . 'i. I . 3’ “it“ Although the oneday centralized ., Have your UK student ID at all . .
’ ' ” a... 1...»... .......-..- .. . ~ . X ' ‘ ' add/drop procedure saves students time.
"id, at; ’ 'II- ‘M, ., ”w... .. ' ‘ f. " .L from walking to the different wYou may pick up the add ‘drop I- . I
‘o W.-""““ . ~ W ‘e‘i’: F'. .. it . 3 . 7‘ academic departments ‘0 change Slip from 3'0“” adviser before commg 3..
VH3 . “W“ " ' a"! . . 0"” ‘ " ‘ 3 . Rec“ ' sI . . .. their schedule, the huge crowds and to the Coliseum. or you can pick up 1 _,.' . .
' _ ',f{""='3:j'i\ ' a ‘e‘ "-*‘~‘-* - I ' long lines in the Coliseum tomorrow one from the check—in table in the Cole . .
dew ‘ est“ st. see slit“ ‘ ‘ ‘ :1: -;w maybea very frietrating procedure. iseum.
ngecssma . III II :1. . _ . Before traveling to the Coliseum, .2 Arrive at your appointed time . ,
~ -.- .‘a ; 1’ plan ahead what you want to drop and «see schedule box below». Students ‘2: 1 .
II ' . \ what you need to add. Once you have are processed alphabetically
. .. -WM " ’ II as decided upon what you want. you Although you can arrive late and still
' W" 9 ' ‘ I . _ ‘ need to get a computer card {01' each go through centralized add/drop. no .- - 'I
_ ByJ.D.VAl\HOUSE/Kernel Staff class change The computer cards studemwm beadmIIIed before his or I.
I ' can be picked up from the individual her appointed time. I. J - '
AnXIOUSIYAddIng department tables located on the con- . ? f -
An unidentified UK student carefully checks her schedule book for informa- add/drop 5.35510" and an e l - . - - course and central floor 0f the COI' ' ~. I- ‘ -
, . qua number [5 expected tomorrow. Officials With . . , I . \ou also can change your grade opl .~ ._ . .
tion on classes she has added to her schedule at last semester’s centralized add/drop urge students to bring their 1982 spring semester class schedule 1151:“ng32ddlfiyo30‘lfr1eofmgignsom tion (audit. passfail and letter) and .I "
. add/drop in Memorial Coliseum. Approximately 6,000 were at the last books becausethey are in short supply. need a com utge r card fronyi the 'our- adjust the number of credit hours for ‘ .I . "
, p .. J variable courses tomorrow at the Col- Z 1
. nalism depa.tment and the math . . _-
- . . - de rtmentt lseum. .- 1
anges In InanCIa ald NOW I" 9 eat paYou will also need an add/drop T°"‘.°"°“' ‘5 “5° "‘9 ‘35“ day y°“ A ~- ~
slip to complete all your schedule C?“.“"‘““"’“' from a class and be
———-"_-—— . . . . - . . . . _ transactions. ORIV one add “drop slip Eligible for a {U11 IQfUl'ld. Classes W1“
By JANE GIBSON on the loan by the lending institution, For 33519 Grant rec1pients only, If than $30,000, the system Will operate .11 be eed ed be; -h 1% h . start on Wednesday. 4
Staff Writer went into effectat the beginningof the the student is preregistered for only 9 the same, except for the origination w1 . {gr . iuée 8:2: .p :1: Also on Wednesday none ._- : ,4
school year. to eleven hours. only three-fourths of fee. space ter 2:: C ass 2. rage; ‘31" "7€Ilirali7,ed add/drop for the College ' i . , ,
__..___.,_____..__._._.....__ Jam” lngle, director of the office theI finanCial {lid qualified {91‘ if . . I {VIEZJNé Zlea d pght‘il " ‘ " I " of Artssrhciences will beheld in Buell .35"!
’ Several changes in financial aid, OI; student financial aid, said he an- registered full time Will be received, Students whoIsIeII incomIeIIis in :hxcessI Here are some other things ”WWII all Other. add /drop will be
' - - tici ted no oblems m meet' accordingto Ing 9- 0f 330.0“) may "0W 0 y 10 eex ] held in the deans office of the in» .
which became effective Oct. 1, 1981, pa pr mg . - - students should remember. ‘. .
. . . . committments for students a 1 - Students registered for only 6 to 8 tent of their need determined by the leldua] colleges. I . ,
Will affect certain students receivmg . PP W18 . . . , . . . . . . . I , I
I financial assistance during the spring for finanical aid for the spring credit hours Will receive only one-half LK FinanCial Aid Office. In addition, . I, I
. - of thequ amount of their aid. If astu- students may not borrow more than .
semester. semester. Those students Will still , . ] . , .I .4
. receive a roximatel 185 than dentadds enough hours to qualifyasa the cost of attending college minus . I ,- "
These changes “'11.! only affect the'r de pp tr ted "gm wt full-time student and provides proof other aid and resources received. ADD/DROP SChedUIe
students whose fmancxal aid was ap- ‘ mons a ause 1 - - . .. '-
proved on or after Oct 1 Ian would notbefair to meet their needs of these added hours,the student Will However students whose need is -
weeema unmade are...“ tasters...“ Tuesday, Jan. 12
before Oct. 1 but whose aid is fall, Ingle sa‘d- S (1 ‘II ha . t ‘ ' g; . .
dispersed in both semesters will not Distribution of financial aid checks in this W 0 V6 35515 ance com- 2; .~
beaffected. will be the week of Jan. 12 in the ing from a third source outside the Minimun repayment for the GSL 10:00 mus... 1:00 Dj-r‘ _; ; a
The only change in campus~based Grand Ballroom of the Student Universtty (Le-I SChOlal‘ShiP 01‘ GSL) has been increased from $30 a month 10:3“ s,,-[‘ [:30 “-11.... 4
programs, those other that the Center. Hours for the alphabetic may receivea promissory “Oi? begin- to $50 a month eff0"Itive 06t- .1’ 1981‘ I I200 VJ. 2:00 ”my“. . If ,I_; ,'
Guaranteed Student Loan, is that in- distribution will be 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. mils Jan 18 from the SChOO‘ if “106? The repayment period remains ten 1 H“ H“ 0-30 “WI I.-:.* .,
ternst rates on National Direct Stu- Monday through Friday. funds have “0‘ been received by “11' years. I 2-( l! 'l 1410 \I . (1 '. ~ I
dent Loans approved after Oct. 1 will Ingle said he would only authorize ‘10“ deadline. Another major change effecting .Iltl In” ' .w '_ '. , ‘ -. i: ‘
have a 5 percent interest rate, up checks to be written if a student was Secondly. students applying for a students in their future attempts to at- '2’30 ”'H h 3:.{0 l 'R' ', 71”; “I
from the current4percent. I preregistered or showed up on an Guaranteed Studentboanafter 0ct.1 tain fimncia] aidis that effective Oct. Important dates I IfI.:I'I
Three governmental changes w1ll enrollment list. This means students whose family adjusted growth income 1. Social Security and Veterans 7 3 3.
affect the Guaranteed Student Loan who register Monday or Tuesday or exceeds $30,000 must demonstrate benefits received b students are . . ; 1 .
program. First, a five percent late register will not have their aid need before applying for a loan. For counted as aid y ~ ed h Jan' ‘2 — 935‘ day to W‘thdra“ th‘ 4 -.. La“ dIIa‘ ““r ‘,‘-'I,‘. TI
origination fee which isafee charged checks availableat this time students whose famil income ' l . - receiv w en from a class and be ehg‘ble for a reinstatement 0‘ S‘Udem“ Chnceh‘ ' 1' I "
i - Y 15 ‘55 estimating need. full refund if status is changed edfor not paying registration fees. :I _' f.
. ‘ from full-time to part—time. must pay registration fee plus 3?»: ‘. I‘
Jan. 26 — Last day to pay registra- reinstatement fee. ,— t‘I '.
a‘ e an a I tion fees to avoid cancellation of Mar.4 ,_ Last day to drop a COUrSt' I/I if";
your registration. , , I.II« .
Feb. 2 — Last day to change \lar.15-20»~~Sprxng vacation :3;
Spring semester Will be filled With many things that ease the routine grad'"g°"“°“' ' "‘1" 3" “ m" “‘am‘m‘w’“
By BARBARA SALLEE — Jan. 27 —— The Wildcats takes on Feb. 27 —The Wildcats travel all the Blast scheduled for early April. a '.
Staff Writer Mississippi State at Mississippi State. way to Louisiana State University to specific date will be announced at a I UK , t . , i- I. I
. Jan. as —— The Lady Kats travel to tackle the Tigers. later time. Severe organlza [0 n s '1 ."l ;
—-—-———— Tennessee totakeonthe . M ch 3-6 -The SEC Tournament ‘ :‘-
I . 'Jan. 39 ._ The wildcatdzri‘llldfq‘ace will-be playedat Rupp Arena. The Kentucky Derby wilIlbeheld on . f n . .
This semester has a lot ahead for . no... .2.“ -11.. Naomi Cones... seedy May 1 at Churchill Downs m present a variety 0 ac tIVItIes -
snide"?- _ 1 _ 0W8“ “Rum Nem- Athletic Association first round LOUISVIUQ Although not too many -' .1‘.
It Will be filled With studying Jan. 31 —The Lady Kats play Mem- begins fortheLady Kats.Thelocation people in the infield actually care 5- ,. ‘
(yuckl), homework (even worse), phisStateat Memorial Colesium. willbe announced atalater date. which horse wins the “run for the By RACHEL BERRY his“ Preienl the ii‘lbfb‘JiarberShOP
term papers (gross-out). exams Feb. :1 -— The Wildcats leave UK to "It. __ -. ,é. (I er" 1. I ._ roses". there is always a party going Staff Writer . Quartet on Mar 24 f ,‘
(breakouttheNoDoze)and add/drop takeonAubum. he f E“ ”,5 9' on. Greek Week. a week of actiVities . » ; ..
(worstofall). I Feb. 4—— TheILady Kats also go away ‘99?“ a‘”" . :EE'EE': There are also holidays to look for- Isl ross campus,I.s scheduled for Man .~ -I ..
But before the fun can be 11 to la GeorgiaState .. I1 e " - ~- 28-Apr 3 this semester nghllghh r .

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there are several important dates Feb.o—— TheWildcats stay home to _-;: ”I ‘ 3%] '151'53 If (”We got the winter doldrums ml. include suth productions as Kap» I- .. :
thatneedtobekept in mind: play Tennessee, while the Lady Kata :__—;_.;jl "fia‘ “h" "'11:; There’s Valentines Day; this is a and tyhe 5 ring semester blues don't pa Alpha Ps1 Fraternity‘s Gong Show ' ] .4 'I

hittheroadtoplayGeorgia. iii-'7': “fer Lg “Q «.6 real fun holiday when you can get des ir —pthere'saloltolook forward The Women Writers Conference. a .' '
- Jan. 13-14 —— late registration for Feb.9— TheLady Kata plays home c.3249} 2§ 6; 21.5; I; romantic and corny and get away to pa ‘ nationally-acclaimed seminar Open '“ . '
returning students who did not ad- game against Natimal College at EW 35%;? ‘ $1"? ‘: with it without being laughed at. The Willard Scott, the colorful weather- free to students. 18 planned for Apr 1.
vance register and for new students Memorial Coliseum. it. 764:. A ".(“t .q “or a: next holiday that is usually man from the "Today Show" will he 3.
cleared late for admission. It will be Feb. 10 — The Wildcats, once again, if '6' 3’» $13 -'.. I“ celebrated is St Patrick's Day. This . ki in Memorial Coliseum on if music is more to your taste. a ' ' _
locatedon the Mezzanine of Patterson play Mississippi. This will bea home i m o mfm‘w'ili‘i" is the day you can wear keny green 39:3 ”"385 art of the Central Ken- Contemporary Music Festival will be : . I .
Office Tower from 8:30am. totpm. gameatRuppArena. 1 ‘ -, 5.6415515 ‘ VI“ Infra and not be referred to as a "prep." tak Conceg't and Lecture Sam In on campus Apr. 4-9 And if you need . .
A :20 late fee is charged for late Feb. is—Bothteamshittheroad.'rhe 3;; ,‘9 'I..,_g§$ wailing? Thisprobablytheonlydayoftheyear ‘I‘fdityion cxccs Wm prisent the moreexc,,ementthatweekIthe[mew ,
registration. Wildcats will be pitted against ,3, k a 9 - *‘f‘g peoplewilldrink green beerwillingly. Sofia Philharmonic of Bulgaria on national Students Office will sponsor . I. »,
Alabama. The Lady Kata will play - - .. a??? 12%.?) nd The Can di n Brass on International Week during that same 1
Jan ia—Ciasses begin South Carolina 0-4 2"“ *[C' The “are“ thins to look forward to Feb' ” a a a period. ‘-
' ' ' . . e12 . - 5. 'n the ' - - Mar. 9. All concerts and lectures are . . I II
Feb 17 —Florida State UmverSity o' e-. a x l SPHDS semester 18.0f course. 18 4 The highlight of the spring .
' ' ' Rupp Arena ( ‘3 R" {d SPRING BREAK! m - open free to UK students With an ID . . I _
J.n_ 15 — mt day to pay (mum 8M take a fad trip to to I' ‘ 6‘: ' S VBCBUOO, . . . d semester Will be the Llllle Kentucky - 1
mm fee in the Student Cente' tackletheWildcats. . sI ; ’JW—ffi March 15-20. is considered by my and activ1ti¢5 car . Derby Weekend Apr. 1518
Ballroom. Feb. 18—11!!! Lady VolsofTennessee I Igfl‘fig ”Mimi ‘3 the °“'.Y redeem“ The Student Center Board Travel A kickoff banquet. street party. ~ 1
. arrlve at Memorial Colulum to play ' “‘ " . aspect “Wt of the 59""3 “ma.“ Committee is sponsoring several trips bike r8064 barbeque, balloon race, '
theLady mtg, March 18-21 —'I‘he Lady Kats Will Some students leavetheIcold COM"!!! thissemester. Students can Sign up to foot race and an LKD Extravaganza . ' ~
The coming semester “,0 3,01“ Feb. 3. —-The Lady Kat; travel to play in the NCAA Regional Tourna- °f UK, for the sunny climate °f the ski at Winterpark, Colorado or to are all SCheduled 85 Part oftheevent.
many fun tidings, too. Hereisashort florid-.wtlilethemal's team travels ML deep’wmwmwu‘emys- cruise the Carribbean over spring The semester Will start winding
guide to fill those hours that are not toVInderbilt. Much 2628 —The final four women's spring “can... also mm the", break (Mar. 13-21). The committee down with SCB's Night at the .
devoted toacademic efforts. Feb.n—'I‘lieudyKats my hometo team will play in the NCAA Final are l n has also aimed a camping/hiking nearer. This ear, "Deathtra will -
ess tha two months left of y P
Basketball Wn__ takembouisvllle. Four Tournament, and of course. the school! The month of May brings a trip to Mt. Sterling on Mar. 28 and a beproduced, ' .
Feb. 24 —The Wildmts stay home to location of this tournament will be an- {rah crop of graduates. This means day trip to Bartktown on Apr 10. Other concerts. guest lecturers and .
Jan. :3 — The Wildcats play against play til-Mimi State. nouncedatalater date. those people will never have to go The Kentucky Heritage Dancers special events still to be planned will
Vanderbilt at Rupp Arena. The Lady Feb. zo-Mu-ch 1 4mg Lady Kata If you don’t like basketball, there "“9"“ add/drop mm my”, they will perform in the Student Center on round out the spring semester‘s ace _
Kata play Mlchlaln It Memorial (‘01- play in the Southeastern Cutter-«ice are still thims to do with your free gotognduateschool. Lucky them. Feb. 10aspartoftheSCB Performing tivities So don‘t despair — after
balm. mil-lament. time. 111m is the Sims Nu Beer Arts Committee schedule. They will add/dropends.thefun begins!
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_ 2211119 KENTUCKY KERNEL. Monday. January 11. 1882 _
~ ' SUPPLEMENT T0 CLINICAL NUTRITION ’
.' ‘ CNU 602 001 CNU 702 001 oCNU 781 001 RCNU 782 001 CNU 800 001 CNU 801 001 CNU 802 001
SCHEDULE OF CLASSES #CNU 701 001 CNU 780 001
- ‘ This Schedule of Classes Supplement lists all of the OPEN CLINICAL PASTORAL COUNSELING
classes for the i§82TSpring Semester which are available for Coliseum "—"““““"————“-——--~
. ‘ registration on January 11. 1982. Some of the courses listed have acpc 501 001
_' very few spaces available. . _
, This Supplement must be used in CONJunction with the regular *35289 cpc 501 001 pERsp IN REL 5 HLTH 3 TR 0800-0915AM CN/NS 211 FITZGERALD
' Schedule of Classes since the days when classes meet. times, and
' rooms are-ONLY listed for those courses (or sections) which have
‘ been added or where there has been a change in the original infor— COMMUNITY HEALTH
. mation. ‘
.~ The format of this Supplement is the same as the regular schedule. CH 101 001 CH 210 001 CH 210N401 CH 420N401 CH 481 001 CH 511 001
_ _ i.e., the colleges are listed alphabetically.
. . , HEALTH RADIATION SCIENCES
, - _ THESE ARE OPEN COURSES ONLY -—---—-—————-——-———-——
. . #HRS 395 001 HRS 545 001 #HRS 690 001 #HRS 695 001 H85 710 001 #HRS 715 001 IHRS 720 001
. ~. A NOlE 1: Advance registration dates for Fall Semester 1982 and both
" Summer Sessions are April 12-21, 1982. Advance registration MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY
1, _} a is required for all continuing students. "“‘”"‘ .
~- “A _ . . _ MT 120 001 IMT 833 002 *MT 855 001 MT 856 001 MT 857 002- #MT 860 001 MT 866 002
, '_.* NOTE 2: UniverSIty Senate regulations give faculty members the MT 501 001 #MT 834 002 *#MT 855 002 MT 857 001 MT 858 001 MT 866 001 #HT 895 001
u .. option of dropping students who do not attend the first
. 11.1 - two class meetTDOS- *52990 MT 855 001 CLINICAL SEROLOGY 3 H 0800-0950AM HS 214 LYONS
. ' , LAB T 09oo-1150AM M0R3 124
,‘i'1‘, *153007 MT 855 002 CLINICAL SEROLOGY 3 H 0800-0950AM HS 214 LYONS
._ . , SPECIAL PROGRAMS AND COURSES LAB T 0200-0450PM MDR3 124
' "2 f j._ LIBERIENIIAL EDUCATION PHYSICAL THERAPY
If - f'f. EXP 396 001 . , . #PT 805 001 #PT 815 001 +PT 828 001 #PT 835 001 #PT 856 001 PT 868 001 PT 898 001
, ' . ‘ 5 For other Experiential Education courses, see appropriate departmental listings.
“.3 _w _ +92169 PT 828 001 INTRO GERONTOLOGY HLTH SCI STU 1 TBA SEYMOUR
2_ ‘g [i , HOMEN'S STUDIES COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE .
'»IT'EEONI Egr Eggeeoéourses being offered under Women's Studies, see appropriate departmental listings. ARC 101 001 ARC 221 001 *ARC 8203002 ARC 823 001 ARC 911 001 *ARC 9643002 ARC 954J008
. . .§-~; ARC 102A001 ARC 231 001 *ARC 820C003 ARC 831 001 ARC 912 001 *ARC 9646003 ARC 964K009
3‘ ,.a_- ARC 1028002 ARC 810 001 *ARC 8200004 ARC 833 001 ARC 914 001 *ARC 9640004 ARC 964L010
, _._I COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE *#ARC 102C003 ARC 811 001 *ARC 821AOOI ARC 835 001 ARC 961 001 *ARC 964E005 ARC 964M011 ‘
' ,_ ., ARC 121 001 ARC 812 001 *ARC 8218002 ARC 850 001 ARC 962 001 *ARC 964F006 ARC 9640012
; . _ ‘ ARC 201 001 ARC 813 001 *#ARC 822A001 ARC 910 001 *ARC 964A001 *ARC 9641007 *ARC 964P013
_, = .4 AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS ARC 202 001 *ARC 820AOOI *ARC 8228002
- .' ‘ L AEC 301 001 AEC 314 001 *AEC 4416001 AEC 503 001 AEC 580 001 AEC 646 001 AEC 768 001 *#28827 ARC 102C003 INTRO T0 ARC“ITECTURE 11 4 TR 0900‘1150A" PE" 311/305 STAFF
,. . AEC 301 002 AEC 315 001 #AEC 4456001 #AEC 516 001 AEC 606 001 AEc 660 001 AEC 769 001 STUDIO M 0200-0550PM PEN 307
at 1; AEC 302 001 AEC 399 001 AEC 480 001 AEC 532 001 AEC 621 001 AEC 661 001 AEC 780 001
j ,» " .. AEC 312 001 AEC 411 001 AEC 502 001 AEC 535 001 AEC 640 001 ' *28924 ARC 820A001 ST HTS 81 THEO ARC 81 URB FORM I 3 R 0730-1000PM PEN 207 GRAF
. ,“:, TOPIC:TYPOLOGY OF AMERICAN CITY
. , . 1 *27065 AEC 4416001 AGRICULTURAL FINANCIAL MGMT 3 MHF 1200—1250PM AGN $221 BRADFORD
_,.1 .I:. *28932 ARC 8208002 ST HIS 6 THEO ARC 8 URB FORM 1 3 R 0500-073OPM PEN 207 HOPPNER
. E..v ; TOPIC:CURRENT ATTITUDES 1N ARC
n~."‘, AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
j «y )1 -————————-———-——-*—————- *28941 ARC 820C003 ST HIS & THEO ARC & URB FORM I 3 MHF 1000-1050AM PEN 207 SPAETH
: , -1 1 AEN 345 001 TOPIC:CHICAGO SCHOOLS
.ff'-",' *28959 ARC 8200004 ST HIS & THEO ARC a 088 FORM 1 3 T O730-1000PM PEN 207 VUYOSEVICH,
_ . ,; . AGRONOMY TOPIC:ANALY STUDY OF MASTER HORKS 1N ARC
: ...13' f AGR 360 002 #AGR 386 001 AGR 4066001 AGR 566 001 #AGR 652 001 #AGR 734 001 AGR 770A001 *28967 ARC BZlAOOl ST HIS & THEO ARC & URB FM 11 3 T 0230-0500PM PEN 207 ROZENBERG
. .;7.‘ A68 360 003 AGR 386 002 AGR 4706001 AGR 575 001 *NAGR 654 001 AGR 741 001 AGR 7708002 TOPIC COLLAGE
:2 :1 y AGR 366 001 AGR 395 001 AGR 510 002 AGR 599 001 +AGR 658 001 AGR 768 001 AGR 799 001
-',a .' h AGR 357 002 AGR 399 001 AGR 556 001 AGR 619 001 AGR 691 001 #AGR 759 001 ‘28975 ARC 8218002 ST HTS & THEO ARC & URB FM 11 3 MNF 1100-1150AM PEN 207 SPAETH -
-; - _ TOPIC:MIES VAN DER ROHE
3 y ; ~f *827669 AGR 654 001 CROP PHYSIOLOGY 3 HOURS ARR BUSH/DAV1S
. - 1 -;~ *#28983 ARC 822A001 ST HIS a THEO ARC & URB FM 111 3 R 0230-0500PM PEN 207 RozENBERG
1:: 1 -11' +92061 AGR 658 001 ADVANCED NEED SCIENCE 3 TBA STAFF TOPIC CONSTRUCTIYISM
Li, i6: {5' *28991 ARC 8228002 ST HIS & THEO ARC a URB FM 111 3 TR 0900-1015AM PEN 207 SPAETH
, ,‘,«g . ANIMAL SCIENCES TOPIC:ADV STUDIES OF HIS & URB FORM
Ig.': ‘f". RASC 108 002 #ASC 300 002 ASC 321 001 RASC 386 001 ASC 4426001 ASC 660 001 ASC 780 001 *29122 ABC 964A001 ADV SPEC PROBLEMS IN ARC II 3 TR 0100—0215PM F8 127 MENOES
1.1'y t a RASC 108 003 ASC 301 001 AASC 360 002 IASC 388N401 ASC 470 001 ASC 664 001 ASC 781 001 TOPIC: INTERMED PHOTO
-,;;;; .1, RASC 108 004 ASC 303 001 *ASC 362 001 ASC 395 001 ASC 470 002 ASC 683 001 ASC 782 001
,7 ;,~.-, IASC 109 001 ASC 304 002 A56 364 001 ASC 399 001 ASC 532 001 ASC 684 001 ASC 790 001 *29131 ABC 9648002 ADV SPEC PROBLEMS IN ARC II 3 . TBA TBA MARSHALL
,”..5 L‘ ASC 286N401 ASC 306 001 ASC 378 001 ASC 404G001 ASC 534 001 ASC 768 001 ASC 791 001 TOPIC: CASE STUDIES & ENV EVAL
. j.,_:; 1 NASC 286N402 ASC 380 001 *ASC 4066001 ASC 538 001 #ASC 769 001 ASC 792 001
. .:‘;‘«, 1' PASC 300 001 *ASC 382 001 ASC 4306001 ASC 564 001 ASC 771 001 *29149 ARC 964C003 ADv SPEC PROBLEMS IN ARC 11 3 MHF 1000-1050AM PEN 207 NOFFSINGER
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