University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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a? Louisville's Courier-Ioumdl posts Salespeople throughout Lampus tu NEH se- mesterlong subscriptions. Tetesa Bohaning, a semnr Irom l..iCr.mge, mans a Gam e booth at Kennedy Bunk Stnre, iPhntu by Frank Salvimv that led to the fee payment tables originated at the ball- E s I U DI N I 5 room and then snaked down the stairs, back the hall, and AN D often to the entrance at Wildcat Grill, Still Others wanted in long lines for ID validation or meat cards While in the Student Center, tinancial aid checks could FAC U L I Y be picked up. In the next line, it was parking stickers. After that came the line for student billing numbers. Gen- eral Telephone Offered the numbers tor students with On- 5' GN U P HERE FOR campus phones to make Iong-distance calls. Although these lines weren't as massive as some of the Others, they still made for a long wait on tired teetithe ones that throbbed SPEC IAL DISCOUNT OFFEi trom all the hours of standing i Probably the largest, most contusing, and most tright- ening lines were the lines at add-drop. Lines extended out the doors of Memorial Coliseum and down the front walk. With no air conditioning and little moving air, the lines were intolerable. Memorial Coliseum was really hot. I got there late so it all seemed even more confusingf said fresh- man Raeiean Perkins. Once permigsion to enter had been granted, more lines awaited inside. Every table had cilia of people projecting tram them. One Of the biggest complaints was with the size at the lines. From the end of the line it was hard to tell where it started. That led to students guessing where to stand or having to ask. Many guessed, only to find that the wrong line was being occupied One student vociferated, I stood in line all day and then found out I should have been in another line. I really don't think enough instructions are given. The most obvious reason for all at the lines was that there were 50 many people on campus With nearly 23,000 people waiting in various lines, as usual the line formed to the rear. m III on 77 NH M b- a m Enurirrdunnm! menumrmnmi c- axon. HNI. rmm-cunnw howl IthI-l rm, w A Em tEmmtiiztteEImmmt The Louisville Times iMaurice Chappell Paula Crawford, mother of Auburn trcshmun Iauren Crawford, takes a shnrt rest on boxes merned with POSSESHOHS soon to find a home in Patterson Hall -Ph0t0 by Frank Saivino L f 18 First Week

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