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

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One of the more beautiful attrac- tions at Tech is its sunsets. Playing volleyball at the beach is one way a Stangel Murdough resi- dent spends her spare time. Henrj Liao DpsisneiJ by (ulie V Mofllprins Opening — 9

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n the borderline Students are on the borderline of what lies ahead for them. Although thousands come to Tech in search of learning that is taught in classrooms, life itself is an every- day learning process. Through it all, however, all should remember the beauty that surrounds them. Students on the Tech campus can smell the flowers around Memorial Circle, stop for a few moments to catch the last rays of a sunset or gaze at the stars on the way home from the library in the evening. Those are just a few ways students at Tech can reach past the borders of every- day life and escape to the beauty of nature surrounding them. 8 — o MMMmrilMiSHIHii Tech lacrosse players take lime out to rest during their game against Baylor.

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Student Life No Borders Too Big From start to finish, the year was one of excitement and enter- tainment for the students at Tech. Many faculty and staff members, students and Lubbock residents came together for the annual Carol of Lights in December. Although people were held back by barriers, the magical glow of the lights spar- kled throughout the night in everyone ' s eyes and hearts. When spring surpassed the borders of winter, the Tech Goin ' Band cut loose at Jones Stadium and began preparing for a new season. 10 — Student Life