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

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' . ' ,1 -4 ats off to the 1986 Homecoming Commit- tee, led by executive Idirector Karen Karaa, for an ex- iciting and succesful weel of ac- Itivities which included the tradi- jtional Banner Contest, Bruin Breaks, the newly added Athletic Exhibition, and of course the annual Homecom- ing Parade. This year ' s theme • Envision the Future was reflected through the various floats which paraded through the streets of Westwood. This year we were very fortunate to have full participation by UCLA ' s Special Interest groups whose colorful and decorative floats added much to the weeks festivities. Perhaps the most highlighted event of the week consisted of the corona- tion of the King and Queen Mike Cohn, and Tammy Brox- ton, and their court which in- cluded Laura DeKraker, Laurie Farber, Jennifer Blakemore, Dana Footman, Mark Feldman, Scott Blankenship, Bob Layton, and Alan Kholos. UCLA was also honored to have Jamaal Wilkes as our Grand Marshall, and Mike Connors as our Master of Ceremonies. - Homecoming 21

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• 4 A inter Calendar : .. ■ g and drizzle seems to characterize a Los Angeles winter, and this somehow makes it easier to stay „ .side to study. The days when it ' s 50 degrees outside and raining cats and dogs are almost too much to handle. But rain here means snow in the nearby mountains, and all books are put aside for weekend ski trips. Utah, Colorado, Tahoe, and Mammoth are some of the really popular places to ski. But there are lots of Southern California ski resorts, and snow is snow anywhere it falls. For those of us who don ' t ski, (or who spent all our money on Christmas gifts), there are still many ways to take study breaks closer to home. Winter guarter is basketball season, with men ' s and women ' s teams battling on to victory in Pauley Pavillion. Since the UCLA men ' s team has been doing so well over { the past few years, the start of the season is an event most Bruins look forward to. This is also the time to see some great action in men ' s volleyball, tennis, and swimming and diving. Should you be ready for a change of pace, Royce Hall has lined up an outstanding program of per- formers, especially dance groups, chamber guartets, and jazz music . And, Campus Events has a calendar filled with speakers and movies, including a guest appearance by Alan Alda. With all these activities to keep us busy, and all of Los Angeles at our door step, it may be pos ible - k. that we won ' t miss the sun too much on those gray days. Well, let ' s not push it. 22 Winter Calendar