Slippery Rock University - Saxigena Yearbook (Slippery Rock, PA)

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TQyVX Bob Workman prepares a piece of jewelry for the final stages of construction In the lab. snang Taytaf Anytime Is study time Including any free time at work. Study hours are hard to come by and we quick y learn to seize the moment. Ben Franklin would be proud of us. Research In Bailey Library Is a complex matter for Darrin Stevens as he tackles Information on microfiche. You can count on research being frustrating. Arnrlivnirc

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 cadmics The Deal of a Lifetime Our years here could be measured in computer hours, class presentations, research papers and of course study hours. Years were measured in semesters peppered with holiday breaks that alowed us to be civilians instead of students. Through it ai we muttered oaths and epithets aimed at the academic system and ourselves for the work load we carried, but we didn't quit. So our struggle with midterms, equasions. and back-from-spring-break-blues came to an end with graduation day. It seems as if that day brought us back to realty and all that we had accom-pished in our years at the Rock. Registration, buying books, and final exams were an behind us now. Memories were taking shape. The Rock offered us a deal that would create the path we would take — a deal of a lifetime. by Annette Jacob Glen Brunkln, Scott Wal-tart, Bill Wilson, and Rita Johnson enjoy their work In the print shop. They not only learn, but form friendships that last beyond the class. Computers — the magic word in academics. The seats In the P.C. labs are not vacant very long. Who said computers simplify things? Academics, of course require studying, and our rooms upon occasion look like an extension of the library. da ArrvH ami r ;

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tRe deaf- Frat Smokers are a great way to spend a weekend. The latest jokes and scores are discussed. Weekends are made for football fans. We cheer and celebrate the victories together. Errands are part of the weekend chores. Trips to the drugstore, grocery store and post office seem to occupy most of the morning. Laundry and cleaning claim more of our precious time. Research Is exhausting work and Dec Pape gives In to the urge to doze. We realize that playtime takes a lot of energy and the library provides a quiet place to catch up.