University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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The San Diego Padres' Chicken came to visit Lexington during the Lady Kat volleyball game against number one ranked Hawaii. —Photo by Chuck Perry Opening 11 During the production of Chicago Lisa R. Asher is swept off her feet by two gentlemen. —Photo by Bryan Baylor

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; ! A Turning Point Soap Opera Trivia again. Michael Jackson thrilled us with his epic vi- deos, but then, so did every other musician or musical group that played a popular song. Music Television spawned an epidemic of musical video production as well as TV shows that broadcasted them. Video programs were no longer limited to cable television, much to the delight of those who could not afford the service. Those who could pay were able to subscribe to cable in a few residence halls. Jewell and Boyd Halls, freshman women s dorms, and Greg Page Apartments had cable hookups available. Assis- tant Dean of Students Rosemary Pond said her office projected the rest of the dormitories would have cable service by the Fall Semester, 1984. Blanding Tower residents didn't care if they had cable or not — they just did not want the 23- story building to fall down. A chunk of the outer wall on the northern corner buckled and fell 11 stories. No one was hit by the descending rubble, continued on page 13 The Wildcat Cheerleaders relax on a Hawaiian beach, breaking from the national col- lege cheerleading competition. Each squad member was commissioned a Kentucky Col- onel by the state General Assembly. —Photo by Chuck Perry Freshman muscle-man Winston Bennett, Kentucky's Mr. Basketball of 1983, takes a flying leap toward the hoop as a Houston defender and the Kentucky bench wait for his landing. —Photo by David Coyle Opening

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 12 Opening A part of Lexington comes tumbling down. This wall mural on a Main Street building was one of the more colorful attempts to decorate down- town. —Photo by Bryan Baylor. The sun sets behind the Ashland Oil Building parking lot on Jerrico Drive. —Photo by Bryan Baylor