Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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Spring is on the way. As the snow melts and warmer temperatures arrive, students begin to shed their coats and put on apparel with shorter sleeves and thinner material. And then there are those who force the weather a little. Confusion. Students listen attentively to a speaker on the plaza while workmen repair damage done to the plaza from the cold during the winter. W A Campus Life 31 m

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Classes add to the experienc After recuperating from the night before, whether it be from an over- active night life or an aII-m'ght study session, the problem of the hour is making it to class on time. Even those with the best intentions of prompt arrival are affected by the deterrents which often occur while en route to class. One activity which always seems to work is Pike's Peak. With different types of games going on all through the day, no matter what time you hap- pen by, there's something that de- mands your attention. It might be a freshman roommate which you haven't seen in three se- mesters that puts a stumbling block in your path, and the outcome is late again. Walking by an obstacle daily, makes it harder to avoid. People walk- ing from the dorms pass the tennis courts daily and who can pass up a friendly tennis match. The ODK circle is usually a center --- 'Fx - of attention around mitV 1' some students bring out th e gui i and banjos and practice Km to u Few people can pass this without tening for a few minutes. ' There is always something imp: ing in the student center that will lay your trek across campus. It c be a speaker or some type of acrob act that you can't pass. After all, didn't deserve your attention, wouldn't be there, would it? 30 Campus Life m3

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A I32 Spring m Enjoying the warmth of spring, Rick Ra burg, Carry BO Ranson and Diane Slaughu soak up the sun at the spring concert at Rit Park. Although most of the events were rain out the sun did shine and all had a good ti - with the ban on beer in the park lifted for t concert.