University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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Studying and academics Often took a back seat when there were new things to do and places to go. What students did with their spare time was as individual as they were. Organized and unorganized recreation accounted for a large part ot the time spent outside of the classroom. UK and the Lexington area ottered new and interesting experiences. For the horse lover the Bluegrass area became the host of the World BADay Equestrian Event. New dances and forms; of entertainment were introduced and students were quick to pick up on the lastest disco steps and styles; A new outlook in the form of physical fitness and the promotion of good health was on the upswing. . . ' . . Heavy traffic and walking sllulents were toned Fmdmg tune to have fun yet stllt keepmg an eye on the which runsthrnughthc hurl utmnpui future was the trend for students. New friends and activities were just as important in shaping an individual's future as the classroomr lO-CAMPUS LIFE V t. 3mm

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.1 :1.er Freshman David Workman skied down the slopes in Gallinburg, Tenn. Rain didn't dampen spirits at an ATO pre-game party Iessamaine County residents surveyed the swollen Kentucky River during the December flood. 1 uwmn Limb OPENINC-9

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1! LU? Centralized add-dmp. Whinh was. held in MemorialColiseum, wasoften saidto bemass confusion. Students thpped to listen tospecial Inshuctions to understand the system's procedures. ' I1 . , .7. ed to share Ruse Street, -. - 1' Uvmv gave - .u- -- .1 fr