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Add classes through Sept. 4 for $5
All students will have the
opportunity to change fall class
schedules at the regular drop and add
session in the Union, Aug. 27-31.
According to Ted Preifer of
registration and records, many
students took advantage of the free
drop and add session during the
summer, but students may still add
classes through Sept. 4 by paying a $5
fee.
The offices will be closed Labor
Day, Sept. 3. ,
To obtain a time appointment card,
students should present a completed
and signed drop and add form at
Window No. 5 street floor of the
administration building from 8 a.m. to
noon or 1 to 4 p.m. The pink copy or
the registration form also will be
required.
The $5 fee may be waived if the
schedule change is a result of
University error, according to Pfeifer.
For instance, if a course was cancelled
or a time change by the department
caused a schedule conflict.
Pfeifer said that Sept. 4 is the last
day to add classes. Lab-type courses
must be dropped by Sept. 21 and
others may be dropped until Oct. 19.
He advised students to obtain a
class schedule and carefully follow the
instructions since the schedule
contains all the necessary information
and deadlines.
Lawrence Bundy of registration
advising reminded new students of the
meetings with their advisers scheduled
for 4 p.m. today. He said freshmen
had been notified of the meeting.
"Students should know who their
adviser is and work with him,
particularly for drop and add," he
said. "If a student doesn't know who
his adviser is, he should get this
information from his department or
come to Rm. 108, Administration
Building."
Parking permits on sale now
Parking permits for the 1973-74 school
year are on sale today through Wednesday at
the coliseum from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Permits cost $15 for cars and $10 for
motorcycles and are good through the
summer of 1974.
Permits may be purchased beginning
Thursday at Campus Security, 1024 Avery
Ave.
University parking tickets to students
without a sticker cost $10 each, although
the first $10 can go towards the purchase of
a permit, if the ticket was issued in the same
semester.
Students with permits can expect to pay
$1 for the first two tickets, $3 for the
second two tickets, $5 for the next three
tickets and $10 for each additional ticket.
Tickets are to be paid or appealed within
two weeks of their issuance. Appeals should
be directed to the Student Parking Appeals
Board by filling out an appeal form at
Campus Security.
Parking fines can be paid at Campus
Security or at the Bursar's Office, 204
Administration.
If parking fines are not paid, parking
privileges may be revoked, future
registration denied and illegally-parked
vehicles removed.
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Football
ticket sale
Tuesday
Students may purchase their
1973 season football tickets at
the coliseum Tuesday through
Friday, 8 a.m. to noon and 1
to 4 p.m.
Tickets are $14.50 and a
valid student identification
card must be presented.
Students who purchased
tickets in the spring lottery,
also may pick up their tickets
then.
All students must pick up
their own tickets even though
they may have purchased them
in a block, each student will be
asked to sign for his or her
ticket
Last year some students
were registered full time, but
their identification card was
marked part-time, according to
the athletic ticket office.
Students are advised to check
their identification card before
waiting in the ticket line, since
they will be required to show
they are full-time students.
In-correct identification
cards should be taken to the
bursar's office.
Students who reach
full-time status through drop
and add should have their
identification card marked by
the bursar's office
representative at drop and add.
Married students also must
present their marriage
certificate or a copy to
purchase a ticket for their
spouse.
Glass Menagerie
This week several Glass
Menagerie merchants will be
holding promotions ranging
from discounts to
refreshments.
The Glass Menagerie is a
group of businesses housed in a
renovated garage.
Plans are being made to
create another shopping center
in the old Western Electric
Building east of the Glass
Menagerie.
monday, august 27, 1973
Open a new checking or savings
account at NBC. We'll give you
you can use to shop at the Glass Menagerie.
The National Bank of Commerce wants your
business. To encourage you to bank at the
closest bank to campus, we've got a good
deal for you. Stop by NBC at 13th and N.
Meet your own Personal Banker. He'll help
you open the right checking or savings
account for your needs. And then he'll give
you a certificate good for $4 towards the
purchase of anything at any of the shops in
the Glass Menagerie at 12th and Q. A good
deal for new students from a good bank. $4
free when you check or save at NBC. But
please hurry. The offer ends October 1st.
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