Boston College - Sub Turri Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Clockwise: M A S H; Sometimes preachy and self-righteous, but always funny, the program was that rare TV treat, a situation-comedy with situations and comedy. Johnny Carson: Q — What would you like your epitaph to be? A — I ' ll be right back. Bob Hope Hits the Heights David Letterman: A lullaby for the eccentric insomniac. Speilberg about ET: I wanted a creature that only a mother could love. 22 STUDENT LIFE

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Vacations Skiing Rules Winter Months The battle between the North and the South continues into the 1980 ' s at BC, although the Confederates and the Yanks nave long put down their guns and abandoned their battlefields in favor of a firm handshake and positive reconstruction. There has been a revival of both pro-Northern and pro-Southern sentiments at BC since the recent air fare price wars, and students have undertaken an active role in this war by choosing sides. Due to academic obligation, student participation is limited to vacation time; during the December-January, February and the April breaks, students give wholeheartedly of themselves to either the pro-North of pro-South camp. Each camp has its own battlecry; from the Northern camp comes the inspirational motto: THINK SNOW and from the Southern camp comes the rallying cry: THINK SUNSHINE. The uncommitted camp can be heard whistling: HOME SWEET HOME. NORTH — The Northern snow country is vacationland (weather permitting.) The December-January and February breaks are strategically planned to benefit skiers and snowfreaks storm the slopes, dreanung of Kahlua-and-coffee parties during the evening. Snow spots The northern snow country is vacationland. The December-January and February breaks are strategically planned to benefit skiiers and snowfreaks who storm the slopes, dreaming of Kahlua-and-coffee parties during the evening. that provide loads of fun are: Vermont ' s Mount Snow, Sugarbush, Stratten, Stowe, Okemo, and Killington resorts. New Hampshire ' s Attatash, Sunapee, Loon resorts, Massachusett ' s Mount Tom, and Connecticut ' s Sundown Lodge. Canada ' s bugaboos also lure the daring, although some avid skiers prefer to ski the northwest — Colorado and Wyoming. When April break is snow struck, as in Spring 1982, BCer ' s grab their ski vests and gear and head North for their last fling. The North, however, does offer more than alpine and nordic skiing; snowshoeing, snow mobiling, snowman building, ice skating, woods wandering, winter watching are pastimes that evoke fond memories. Jim Alem, Randy Talbot, and Paul Stem prepare to hit the trails at Sugarloaf . Tom Gaidish cuts through a mogul run known as The Goat at Stowe. Tom Screamer Brooks glides over fresh powder at New Hampshire ' s Mount Sunapee. Paul Gudelis 24 STUDENT LIFE