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Hulman becomes circus ttbig topt Here come the elephants, popcorn, and peanuts. No, its not a fair, it was the Shrine Circus that per- formed at the Hulnian Civic Center. Students, parents, brothers, Sisters, and friends attended together to travel back into their childhood where dreams come alive. Though large quantities of local children attended, it gave students of ISU a chance to let off a little steam and forget their prob- lems of end of the semester SHRINE CIRCUS blues. Lasting for approxi- mately two hours, students came back to campus re- freshed and ready to finish their last two weeks of the collegiate year. The animal tricks per- formed by elephants, ponies, and dancing bears stimulat- ed awe and wonder. Many years of training were need- ed to gain the animals trust and to teach them basic com- mands. Hosted annually, the Shriners dressed in the tra- ditional Shrine wear. With all the garb, clowns put a smile on each persorfs face, for everything seemed fun- ny Outside the Center, cot- ton candy, pretzels, food and souvenirs were sold to pre- pare spectators for the ex- citement. Human-gorilla acts, m0- torcycles on a high wire, tra- peze artists, and animal acts filled the building with fun 3 and high spirits. Once again the circus reached daring heights in the eyes of the Child-like spectators. - by Sheila Hoffman Scaring the audience, the high-wire act required accuracy and timing. HWelcome to the annual Shrine Cir- cus performance, is the welcome by the ringmaster of the circus. Circus 27
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Stealing the show. the elephant drew lots of oohs and aahs from the crowd. With a balancing act this couple turn animal tricks into a class act. A human gorilla act tensed the au- dience as the girl feared no evil. - All photos by Mark Chamness 26 Student Survival
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Abdulla Mandhry, Middle East Study tables provide a quiet and sophomore. relaXes in his native at- studious place for Saml Turaki mosphere of furnishings. Kalla, Nigeria graduate student. w A nmmwn Dawwood Al-Adwan, Iordon soph- Adjustment to Nicolas D. Daron, omore, and Salim Al-Durmaki, France freshman, means learning to United Arab Emirates freshman express himselfA find it easier to study with a cup of coffee. 28 Student Survival
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