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80 Pausing to read a catalog, Alyssa Pierson chooses some Christmas gifts lor her friends. Triple D Florist proved lo be a con' venient location lor Nlaumelle resi' dents to shop. SI-ICDPPING SPREES ABGUND . . . If You've Got The Money W OW: off . . . when people heard that phrase, they dropped what they had been doing and went to investigate. Students found shopping for ex- pensive things, and shopping for them often, fun, but not always in their best interest. I shop whenever possible, for whateverlneed. . .or don't need. I have an un- controllable passion for it which sometimes gets me into trouble financial- ly, said Jamie Wheat. Shopping sometimes be- came a release for those who just had to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. A great way to relax is to just go window shopping, espe- cially when the Christmas light and decorations are out, said Stacye Shirley. An aspect of shopping totally different from that of buying clothes and oth- er essentials, was that of Student Life buying a car. When my dad said I could have a car, we both became obsessed with finding the perfect one to meet both our stan- dards. It took months of looking before mutually agreeing on the one I final- ly bought, said LaNae Jackson. VVhether for luxuries or for necessities, everyone shopped. Shopping proved either to be a huge hassle or a relaxing get-away.
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We Za xmas, Q The snowy weather that Ar- kansas sometimes receives was escaped by Ms. Marylou Andreelli, who flew to Puerto Rico for the winter holidays. For eight days she traveled around the island beginning with the capital at San Juan and ending at a tropical fishing village. 51 , hi . Orlando, Florida proved to be a fun trip, especially when the cheerleaders were able to visit Disney World and tour Cinderella's Castle. A visit to Canada wouldn't be complete without a quick stop by the CN Tower to have a bite to eat. Robyn Lynch, Sabra Lynch, and Mrs. Shirley Lynch have breakfast and enjoy the view of the Niagara River. if il -sg lllinter Vocotions
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W,WWW,.,.,..-.v-nu ln an attempt to find her per- fect make-up colors, Terrie Bonds uses the Clarion computer at Ly- on's Pharmacy. By answering ques- tions about skin, hair, and eye color, Terrie is told the make-up colors that are right for her. After a long day of shop- ping at McCain Mall, Am- ber Pate takes a break from the crowds to admire her new porcelain clown. The Christmas decorations provided a festive backdrop that in- spired the Christmas spirit as early as November. The search for the right car can take a longtime. Stacy Horton checks out a Camaro and de- cides it is not what he is looking for. I I 'W Shopping
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