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Charting a new ourse 1984 7a decrease of 15 percent. But, freshmen ACT score rose almoet 2 percent afrom 19.5 to 21.1. Dr. Donald Sands, vice chancellor for academ- ic affairs, was happy with these results. I think it's been a success. I think it's succeeded in mak- ing the University of Kentucky more attractive to good students. Sands named several effects of selective ad- missions. Some students were cut from admis- sion: We think tthoseT students' chances of suc- ceeding were not very great anyway, and they would do better to try some place else and then, if they prove themselves, they can transfer here. Lexington Community College absorbed many students who received rejection letters from UK Also, for students who could not gain entrance to the main campus but wished to transfer later, a second alternative was to transfer from the com- munity college after completing 24 semester hours and maintaining a 2,0 GPA. Once the policy was initiated, the University needed someone to provide time and guidance for selecting the students and collecting dona- tions. The Committee for Academic Excellence was established as a permanent fixture at UK to en- hance its academic quality. The committee, Chaired by Sands, was composed of faculty and administrators who coordinated events such as Merit Day and Governor's Scholars reunion days. According to Sands, the CAE tried to support making the University attractive to better stu- dents. The committee did so by making more funds available on the basis of academic merit. Right now, we do have a very attractive Lonlimmd on page 8 A breakdancer entertains a crowd at the HFaH Free-Fore AH. Various moms; about break dancing in 1084-85 1n- creased it: populamy - Photo by Alan 1 mam Brue Judy, a junior team member, attempt: to pay the ball dunng a UK Rugby tram meramurn! game gphuto by Aianlrssig Opening 7
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