University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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O I a , the next . 2 ' move rom hitting the books to hitting the bars, students found they had a wealth of Choices about how to spend their time. Although ,v the days were often filled with lec- Xj tures and labs, students had full lives both on and off campus. There were jobs, parties, roommates, r0- mance and all of what Lexington had to offer. Perhaps the most Challenging de- cisions related to how to spend those rare hours of free time. Many took advantage of Wildcat mania, movies, shopping, or they opted for hadmv ball: On 21 umirl adjacent weekends spent with Mom and Dad. lo the Indoor Tennis Center sophr . . . amore Tim Carver gocsrt'or 2i 110-th LikCWISe, 1987 brought new ISSUES 33; ; sepmn'bc' almmni M and interests to consider; the politi- cal races heated up, Toyota came to Georgetown and a sniper briefly held the campus hostage. Whatever the options, students found they could exercise their right of choice and make the next move. STUDENT LIFE Student Life DIVIder 1 1