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CULTURAL FESTS attracted many students and adults across Indy as demonstrated by the crowd at the autumn Penrod Fair.
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After five days of homework, most Ripplites blessed the Friday 3:10 bell when . . . TGIF fever invades BR Five . . . four . . . three . . . two . . . one — Rinnng. Nearly every student mouthed the words Thank God it ' s Friday (TGIF) as the bell dismissed them from their last-period classes after a school week. The weekend, cherished by any halfway-decent Ripplite, was a time of rest, relaxation, and welcomed escape. The only question that lay awake in Ripplites minds was what to do with those precious hours of freedom. Going to parties and movies ranked high on many Ripplites ' list of priorities. Partying heartily, Ripplites PREPARING FOR performance, Mike Moffatt, freshman, watches as his stage make-up is applied for a weekend performance at BR. WELL, I ' LL BE a monkey ' s uncle, Jim Durrett, junior, seems to say. BR students create their own fun just hanging around on the weekends. danced, ate, and laughed with friends on the weekends. When not partying, BR males (and females) spent much of their weekends exercising or playing physically demanding games. Football, baseball, and basketball were just a few of the sports Ripplites played. A good number of Ripple students spent time at the arcades, feeding video games every quarter they owned. However, not all students were active over the weekend. Many Ripplites spent the weekend doing what they do best — sleeping. Still others spent those 48 hours of freedom propped up in front of TVs until all hours of the morning, while other students jammed to the air waves of WTLC, WFBQ, or WKIS. Those Ripplites who spent time at home, sometimes spared a few hours of their weekend doing homework. Whether a sports enthusiast, a partier, a video maniac, or a dedicated student, Ripplites found plenty to do when the weekend rolled around. .■H Ma 18 Weekends
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E.T., THE TOY, or 48 Hours ? The unanimous decision by freshmen Todd Jackson and Danny Ausin followed popular opinion . . . E.T. THE FIRST successful acceptance of an artifical heart by Barney Clark prompted interest from chemistry student, Anthony Finnell, junior. 20 Current Events
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