Emory University - Campus Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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I . Below: Die-hard fans brave the weather to watch the DooIey's Week Q. 5 A ' Concert. Q ' . IL Boffom: Members of the Sigma Nu fraternity go ape for the crowd at V 17' 1 the DooIey's Week Skits. I A v' X Right: DooIey's Week Committee workers watch their efforts entertain i the Emory community, lo A 1' , , , L . 4 ,o U9 Vincent A! ia, a+'ie' J, - tix I 'wilt ,R A 13.-4-frx . f: A ,., . I.. I Q-Q i-I ki nh 1 Q . V 0' -5- -'IX-if 'Q' ' xii.: .w I-su ,-C 0, Q' Xu? ' FS' thy' 270.1 '. , f as-1 Vincent

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WoiTing For Dooley A Problem Plogued Week lfwfh No Helo From Mofher Nofure Ever since Emory wos oT Oxford, Dooley hos represenT- ed The spiriT of fun on compus. Dooley's Frolics, now Dooley's Week hos long been o period of enjoymenT - o Time for sTudenTs To loy bdck, forgeT The pressures for d week ond PARTY. Dooley's Week T983 lefT mony upper- cldssmen feeling o biT unfulfilled ond freshmen wondering WhoT's The big decal? ConcepTuolly, Dooley's Week should hove been per- fecT. Mdjor performers were chosen for boTh The concerT ond The formdl. A nofionolly known comedion wos per- forming on cdmpus. SkiTs. of course were To be pulled off wiThouT ony problems. Then come The roin. And The problems of The formdl. And The posTponemenT of skifs. New problems seemed To orise before old ones could be solved. Dooley's Week wos kicked off wiTh o FoculTyfSTudenT Hoppy Hour held ouTside WMCAB. Everyone onxiously owoiTed The orrivol of The guesT of honor, Jomes T. Doo- ley. This wos To be The beginning of o Trend which losTed The enTire week - woiTing for Dooley. MoTher NoTure wos ToTolly uncooperoTive, ond The en- Tire week wos eiTher cold, roiny or boTh. Dooley's Con- cerT, feoTuring The Producers ond ATldnTd RhyThm Sec- Tion wos held in The pouring roin ofTer hours of rumors ThoT iT wos posTponed ondfor concelled. ln spiTe of This co- ldmiTy, sfudenfs broughf Their blonkeTs ond umbrellds To The Upper Field, consumed The free beer, ond boogied- To-The-beoT. Agoin, where wos Dooley? On Fridoy, Dooley mysTicolly orose from The grove Qso if seemedj ond mode o limiTed oppeoronce on cdmpus. Very few sTudenTs hod Their wildesT dreom come True - o closs dismissed by Dooley. Top-f?ighT: The Theme for Idsf yeor's Dooley's Week Skifs wos The Mov- ies. ond Mr. T mcikes his oppeoronce oT The Fiji House. Middle-Right. Wonderful, dbsoluTely Wonderfull excloims Deon Fox OT The sklTs. Boffom-f?ighf3 An onxious crowd owoiTs The on-sfoge cirrivdl of The Producers, i- I VinCer1T Vincenf VincenT

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Dooley's Week Conhhued Finally SaTurday nighT arrived and Dooley's Formal was upon us. Anxious sTudenTs boarded buses and crammed inTo cars and headed for The Omni. Music was provided by Eli and Sly and The Family Sfone. Hopes were dashed. however, when each of The bands played for less Than 30 minuTes and The Formal was over before iT had really begun. Everyone had a greaT Time, buT The concensus was ThaT There simply wasn'T enough Time. Popular discos such as The LimelighT became laTe-nighT exTensions of The Formal, Sunday afTernoon, fraTerniTy skiTs were held. Due To scheduling and oTher problems, only six fraTerniTies par- TicipaTed, and Sigma Nu's 'Tarzan The Ape Man won firsT place. ATTendance was noT fanTasTic, and The True spirif of Dooley's Week didn'T seem To be There. AT leasT Dooley himself was. While many considered Dooley's Week To be a disap- poinTmenT, iT should be Taken inTo accounT ThaT lasf year was The firsT Time ThaT The enTire week was funded by College Council Qnoi wiTh lFC as in previous yearsj There were many bugs To be worked ouT, buT all in all, Dooley's Week was a success. iT broughT The enTire UniversiTy TogeTher and provided The much needed break before The counfdown To finals. Mike Feinstein Right: Bill ArmsTrong and Claude Hemphill fly The Rebel Flag for The ATlanTa Rhythm SecTion aT The ConcerT. Nm . Vincent