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INDEPENDENT SINCE 1971

     
    

  
 

ESTABLISHED 1894

lilo snow now,
' hut UK ready
tor the worst

By Kathy Reding
\‘t T. \ I‘l/l/‘ll

 

\\'ednesday ”s warnings ofsnow did not materiali/e in Lexington yes»
terday beyond a light coating of ice. but with two more months of win-
ter ahead and snow forecast for the weekend. seiere weather should not
be counted out of the forecast.

L'Is has its ow n sex ere winter weather procedures 7! ranging from
closing some L'niversity operations to canceling early classes m that it
follow s in the event the campus and local area are hit with snow or ice.

.loe Burch. \ice president for L ni\ersity relations. makes the closing
and posipoiietiieiit decisions.

Ilureh said since some operations of L'ls'. such .is the (Ibandler \led—
ical (Zenter. residence halls and the Physical Plant Division never close.
the .idtiiinistration tries to keep
classes on schedule as w ell.

“()ur general rule is if the com»
munity is open for btisitiess. [Is is
open for business." Burch said.

“ \ctually Lilxi is always open, no
matter what. Some people think
we’re iust an organi/ation that has
classes going on. \\'e‘\ e got a med
center and hospital that net er

 

UK outlined its procedures in a
memo to faculty and staff.

 

; V‘smce motor units of the
I University must remain open. the
University will make every effort
to ensme that all offices remain
I open and that classes meet as

 

 

 

STEPHANIE CORDLE l\
SCRAPING AWAY Bin/ugr/lullur Her/7 .llnlilijy remuz'ex Ire from lter nu' .Ifirr r/w lamp/Ii Ii‘il\ i/H‘Itll ;.'///V run; and l/ l icing mm ll olnru/ai n/glir.

 

(Ii I\C."

He said it is important to keep

regarding personal safety. \ state of eiiicrgenc\ was declared in Isentuckv. .iiid the inteistatc

Ll‘l‘l‘“ (In I“ llhlfll‘l‘ “Ir ll“ many "\\ e re dealing with an older group of people \\ ho can tiiake their highways w eie closed, II was the first tune the classes had bcctt called
'“The “WHICH 0f dela Of 8““ cnts “ m “L on campus ”r own decisions on conduct and safetv." he said. olfand iiiosi ollices ( losed since l'r's
y nearbv even though some students If , _ ll' - l l' . ~ .1 ', - » _ . - , . g I !. ‘ . _ ..
- . cance atioti or re at of c asses is imminent. Burch said. after llllltll said the tilt .I\lsL=l t Is to t lost to .ielp ieduce Il.llllL. \lost

classes announcements will nor-
mally be made by 6 am. from
UK TV cable channel 16 or the
UK lntoiine at 257-5684.”

atid faculty who live further way

I l I l t It P-ll'ls‘llttf lots \\l,‘l't' also filled \\ illi snow. sit eiiiplin ces .mtl (”InlnllIL-y\
Indy IN) )L' 'd I C () gC () C‘JIIIPUS. ‘

had no place to park

He said both the t it} .indl I\ would be iiioie pl‘rpal‘ctl to handle i
snow eiiicrgenty this \ear ll one Ht’x iitit d bet lust \t‘\"l'.|l Ii I\L 1K curred
since I‘I‘H Iluich said prior to IllL I'M-I slliliil l t \ii'iizion had not siil

reviewing weather reports and road coiiditiotis from [K Police and
information concerning local business operations, L'K will normally
make the announcements by (i a.m. through local media.

The most up7~tofirdate information can be obtained from [K TV
on cable channel to or through the LR lnfoline at 575684,

"'I’here‘s never a time when
everybody is here," Burch said. “It‘s
just better to plow on and keep the

V “Employees who are

v lequlred 10 report. under Plan B “II“‘IUI" “‘9 have. liven \\ hen classes are canceled or delayed and offices closed certain fcred .l signific in: oin an! l‘.‘ in: I l\ Iii‘l I ’\l";j""i \‘ rulers-s nv i‘e l‘l‘!
must report even under these Iiiirch said I linersity employees employees whose jobs are considered essential are required to report used to dealing w itli all Illt snow
conditions.“ and “l“ls‘m‘ ”C CVPL‘CIUI 1” try I” under a Plan Ii. Stipen'isors‘ develop their own Plan B schedules. Burch said college students should iioi compare themselves to stu

dents in elementary and secondary schools w lien those schools close.
“\Ve don't have .i schedule to make zip the day s.” llm‘ch said.

L'K closed due to snow _lan. l8. I‘M-l after 10.3 inches ofsnow fell in
Lexington over the Martin Luther Kingjr. holiday.

meet their classes or be at work. btit
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STEPHANIE CDRDLE Kw ml \‘Iilll

CLEAMNG UP I l 'I'llian/ ’I llamas (Rig/Jr) pulls/It's tln’flmn‘ [flare students
inz'atle cam/ms llt'.\‘l :z‘i-el'. jefli'l/a‘fines (.'lltr)'t‘t’) makes sure the bathrooms
are clean as the maps Item/e the toilet in the Lat." Building. The Late Bar/zl-
ing it only one afmanv [mi/dings and residence Iva/ls cleaned during the break.

‘EGI‘iE' silence lills
empty UK buildings

PPD readies campus
for students, classes
By Gary Wult

.‘IJZYIM'III re .Vt'tx‘i‘ lit/[raw

\Vhilc students were looking
forward to the freedom

you busy," she said.

(ieorge Brown, assistant super-
intendent of custodial services and
PH), agreed with her.

“The population goes down.
but not the volume of work." he
said.

Although school begins

\Vednesday. Pl’l)

 

from exams and lectures
during the long
semester break. the
time off for students
meant something com—
pletcly different for UK

workers.

“It is a time we get to
thoroughly clean." said
Custodial Supervisor
Inez Richards. “V\'c .
don't consider this a
time of relaxation."

Scrubbing and buff-
ing classroom Floors and
cleaning bathrooms are
jobs the custodians are
unable to do during the

 

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Physical Plant Division ‘- “M“

 

already is prepar—
ing for the influx

will invade campus
this weekend.
“The campus
will come back to
life. so everything
we need to do will
be done (today),"
Brown said.
During the
four-week break,
the University was
closed Dec. 24 and
didn't open again
untiljan. 2.
. , However, a
9-4 skeleton crew of l 5
‘ ' custodians monitor

.. of students that
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semester while school is
in session.
"‘Thcrc‘s enough work to keep

the campus to ensure everything is
wellsstockcd and cleaned for the

 

 

 

 

New Year.

\Vith snow and ice likely to be
tracked into the buildings in the
following months, the only thing
to be done is to keep the floors dry
and clear of debris.

Richards said because of the
snow and ice in the winter
months, she considers this one of
the busier parts of the year for
cleaning.

When students return to cam-
pus. it means back to the regular
duties of sweeping floors and tak-
ing trash, but that doesn‘t bother
Richards.

“If it weren‘t for the students,”
she said. “we wouldn't be here."

Shasta Walker echoed those
words, but for a different reason.

“I‘m’Qo bored." she said.

\Valkcr. a resident adviser at
Blanding I, spent most of her win-
tcr break monitoring the mostly
empty balls at the nine-month
residence hall.

The hall housed anywhere
from live to 20 students during
the four week break, \Valker esti-
mated.

Thcsc students included inter-
national students. students who
did not go home and athletes.

\Nith the absence of so many
students. Walker said it is eerie
staying in such an empty building.

To relieve herselfof boredom,
W'alkcr said she entertained her—
self by watching movies.

“This dorm is usually lively,"
she said, “but there's no one
here.” I

By Andrew Blankenship

(.‘inlrl'llwl/nq ll 'I'Ili'l

Having a class canceled is the
last thing students want to hear
as they relax during the winter
break, bill because of :\dd/l)rop
students get a second chance to
fill that gaping schedule hole.

:\dd/l)rop continues this
week and gives students it ho
have already registered the
opportunity to add or remove
classes from their schedule over
the phone. ”Ill some students
want a more personal touch
when it comes to t hanging class~
es. Tired of frequently being cut
off by the autotiiatcd operator.
ctiininunications iunior ’\llf_‘tl.l
Swain said. “It would be better if
we inst had a human to talk to."

Still most students seem to
litid LiK—VII’ convenient.

“I think it's very comcnient
to have that optioti available to
use," said Matt .\latteson. a psy ~
eholog’y itinior.

“We're trying to get students
a good impression of VIP," said
Assistant Registrar Michelle
.\i()r(lln. “And I think most stus
dents have a good impression of
the phone system."

Students who registered in
November may alter their spring
schedule between Jan. III-l l and
”-22. For students who did not
priority register. but still plan to
attend spring classes at L'K. late
registration will run .l'an. 15-22.
Students registering on these
dates will be assessed a 540 late
fee.

 
 

[K VIP. or k'nnet‘slty oi
lscntucky Voice Information
l’rocessing \etwork. is Htit'l‘a
tioual \lontlay through l‘illtlay _
.i.iii, X p.m.. except _l.m. liaiid
H when it “I” be open I -‘~
p.iii. ‘l'he number for L'K—Vll’ is
51mm or ‘v'ou it calling on
campus.

l'ls—Vll’. first used in fall of
I‘Wi. allows students to register
by phone. liefore the dawn of
the system. students registered .tt
teriiiinils and stood in long lines.

llearing impaired and othei
students unable to use ’IIL telc
phone may tonic to the rtgis
trzii‘s oilir c during their registia
lion windows.

It you need help \\llll regis
tration. go to “ lunkhousei
liiiilding or call I“ _l_i
betweei‘ t4 aaii. and I iii p.iii..
\londay through I‘il‘ltl.l'\.

lltc t‘eglslratK olilit c tillcis
seveial suggestions to help siii
dents deal \\l[ll L'I\V\'II’.

Vllclort dialing. lia\e yoiii
desired st Iiedtilc written out and
l1:1\c the Spring I‘W7 Schedule
oli(1l.isscsal llalttl.

VII. _\oii ban; a problem
accessing L'ls-Vll’. try anothei
phone. Do not use the tordlcss
or cellular phones i'Hl do not use
automatic busy red . or any t_\ pe
of redial function.

VKnow your l’.\(,~ (l’ersoiial
-\ccess (lode) which allows you
into the L'K-VII’ network. If
you do not know your PAC. vou
shotild go to the registrar's office
with a photo ll).

VRemember to tress the
pound key (if) after each entry.

Don‘t let me forget...

tasl rm to unit) a class With a lull reluntl - Jan. 14

 
 
 
 

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Need to may lees Jan. 29

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