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activities vary of students stayed in friends ' rooms here in Holderby, he added, since it ' s the only hjii oen during vacation. ' LeisHparvis, Grantsville senior, workedoff umes during spring break in preparation for her graduation in May from the Community College. 1 decided to get an early start, she said, and I ' m glad I did. Jarvis said several promising job prospects resulted from her labor. While most students were trying to dismiss all thoughts of school, others used part of their vacation to support the Thundering Herd basketball team in Roanoke, Va., at the Southern Conference tournament semi-finals. Andy Ginther, a sophomore from Ravenswood, attended the game Maroh 6 against Appalachian State. I had planned to go to Roanoke, anyway to visit a friend there, he said. When we found out that Marshall was playing in the semi-finals, five of us decided to go to the game. Basketball player George Washing- ton said the Marshall crowd was spirited. especially aurmg tne team s warm-up. You sure could tell they were there, he s»id.- ' Despite M arshail ' s 62-77 loss. Buck- hannon sophomore Chris Sienkiewicz said Re was glad he made th trip to Roanoke. W e reall y had a good time, he said. WASAHuTu stay in Roanoke for tHe weekend.
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spring break Beaches, books or basketball spring break ' 8 1 offered a variety of choices for Marshall students. Sun-lovers headed south as soon as the vacation began on March 6. We left Friday afternoon and got to Ft. Lauder- dale Saturday morning about 9:30, said Lisa White, Ravenswood freshman, who shared the 20-hour drive with five friends. It was an experience, White said of her first visit to Ft. Lauderdale. A friend and I beat the two-time champions from Michigan in a beer-chugging contest at the Windjammer Club. Vickie Pruett, a junior from Bluefield, managed to make it even farther south for her vacation. She flew to Bermuda for College Week, a program sponsored by the Bermuda government which features entertainment and lodging for American Students Pruett said she was impressed with the cleaniness of the island. The water and sky were both so blue, she said, they didn ' t look real. some siuaenis. nowever, were nittmg the books instead of the beaches during spuing break. ,Jim. MePherson, Roberlfo -burg sophomore, returned to Holderby Hall Tuesday after a short visit home. 1 had a lortrf stud ' yin.a t( «da, .:rhe,saTd. and ' 1 had to be dowjiiQ ML2 f p »; :- fTt|)||i|ir inid i there uereTfft)r ? ' ' - the break than he ..., . .„. i)iii JtWt»tri;.- ' -- •sissr ' uess a lot
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