Texas Tech University - La Ventana Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Singing in the rain ■ i Most Tech students find it a real challenge to h navigate the lakes that appear after a heavy t rain. Two people stick to the sidewalk as they ' make their way across campus. Ron Robertson Buried bus stop ▲ Waiting for the bus is always an adventure, especially in January when 17 inches of snow buried the benches. Watch your step Slippery sidewalks made it tough to get to class. These Tech students try to find the dry spots between the piles of snow. 8 — A GoJden Opportunitii nan

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Another day and another chance to nriake something happen, to nriake this day different fronri the rest — a golden opportunity. And that golden oppor- tunity before the students is found by the nriajority. The majority knows what that golden opportunity means to each one. A vital part- An integral part of the Goin ' Band is the 32member flag corps which performed with the band each game, both here and away. Photographi by Bnan Boblak A Golden Opportunity — 7

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As disappointing as the 1981 football season was, it left a chance for improvement. A golden opportunity awaits students joining an organization because they can be more than a number in 23,000. A student has to change his or her life when enter- ing college. But more than just personal change, a student has a chance to affect life at Texas Tech. — Dennis Boll and Kellie McKenzie Ron Robcrlson Skateboard skillsA Taking advantage of a sunny day, Tom Roberts shows off his skills witfi a skateboard and a ramp. A Golden Opportunity — 9