University of California Los Angeles - Bruin Life / Southern Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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.Fall Calendar • all traditionally a season when the leaves turn from green to gold and brown, the air gets crisp. • and it begins to snow in the mountains. Here at UCLA, fall is a little different. A few of the leaves change color, but the air is usually a balmy 80 degrees, and the beach is still a great place to spend an afternoon. Pity the fool who went for an Eastern education. • , ., --k.,, , ,„ ,w,, nJ Fall is time for school to begin again and with it comes fall sports. If you just can t bear to study on the weekends you can catch the championship soccer team in action, tennis, swimming, water polo, and of course football. What better way is there to spend a sunny Saturday than watching the Bruins win at the Rose ' eowl? Homecoming festivities are an especially good way to get involved in school spirit, and this vear tailgating to the game against Stanford is a must. Fall is also the time to get invoved in California ' s politics. The November fourth election this year was., no exception. With controversial candidates such as Jesse Jackson and Ed Zschau speaking to large, opi-j nionated crowds, the political atmosphere on campus was electric. There are always other ways to have a good time in fall if sports and politics are not to your taste. With crazy comediens like Lily Tomlin, hot rock groups like The Uptones, various celebrity speakers and on campus movies, even the Freshmen can get into the fun and forget-forj while anyway-the major event of fall guarter, the beginning of school. M 16 Fall Calendar

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