Georgia Institute of Technology - Blueprint Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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When the hassle of Georgia Tech closes in on you, turn to your activities calendar for relief. Those magic days - circled in red, underlined in black, and otherwise duly noted - make all of the rest bearable. Organized activities put campus life into a new prospective, and make it possible to surmount the day-to-day drudgery. And with the attitude of Only one week until . . . , life at Tech becomes an optimistic time, not iust a classroom situation. Homecoming, rush, Winter Festival, and so many other things make this campus a fascinating place to be.

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Tech 200 For thousands of racing fans and lust plain excitement lovers who filled the grand stands of the Peach Bowl Speed- way on the day of the big quarter-mile race, the Tech 200 was a blazing spec- tacle of color, pageantry, and demonic driving ability. Fans rose from their seats to watch the sixteen go-kart entries trail the 200 pace car around the track. As the green flag marked the start of the race, the crowd settled back to watch the carts flash down straightaways at speeds over 40 miles per hour and around hairpin curves at the limit of driv- er control. The Fiii kart led during most of the race, but, due to a pit stop, was forced to relinquish the lead to the Tech Flying Club. Finishing only seconds ahead, and after a duel lasting several laps, Dan La- tourette of the Flying Club took the black and white checkered flag over Dave Stivers in the Fiji kart.