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Illuminated by flood lights, the dome of the Ken- tucky state capitol building in Frankfort glows in a night scene. —Photo by Chuck Perry It's business as usual for students trying to overcome The Budge Opening
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The University of Kentucky Lexington, Ky. 40506
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Hi % '• r k %=9» -- As part of rush festivities. Kappa Delta junior Karen Hawk- ins prepares to take part in a skit as Snow White. —Photo by Chuck Perry After an anti-climactic finale, several diehard football fans and cheerleaders celebrate a 21-10 victory over bowl-bound Tennessee. The win was, perhaps, the highlight of UK's third losing season in as many years. —Photo by Chuck Perry aTUCKY |H M TENNESSEE 6(1 E1 ■- c c m ■V ---------- And the band played on. The late-summer Kentucky sun shone with force onto the Euclid Avenue practice field where the Wildcat marching band practiced rigorous drills. Passersby 1 could catch a preview of the traditional marching K formation playing . On, On.UofK. Occasionally, the drone of heavy construction machinery being used to mold the new student center addition would drown out the music. At another point on campus, construction crews were busy readying materials to perform $650,000 worth of handicap renovations on five buildings. The University appeared as healthy as the students t Blues who returned with golden tans after a summer in the sun. But there was also tension. Weeks earlier, several thousand middle- class students had opened a piece of mail that could have spelled disaster for their academic careers. The mail was from the Office of Student Financial Aid. The enclosed letter The flagship University in the state has paid for the expansion of higher education. expressed the regrets of the University that it could not provide financial assistance for the 1981-82 academic year. It was accompanied by a form to return if the student chose to return to the University despite the cuts. Any unclaimed monies were to be distributed among the returning students who completed the forms. The money supply, you see, was low. Very low. Jim Ingle, director of student financial aid, explained. We were down about $240,000 in NDSL (National Direct Student Loan) and about $150,000 continued on page 5 Opening 3
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