University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Yesss! I ' m finally out of what seemed like an eternal economics lecture. Of course, I ' ll pass by and see what ' s up on the mall and then I ' m off to enjoy life out side of the classroom. uwtw% sl 4r A common sight in the student union was to see students catching up on their sleep. M t+C{U nvfecfc- Christie Torres eats lunch in front of the Nugent building. From the Dawg Daze hot dog venders to the new Taco Bell Express, students had a wide variety of food to choose from. 0A 4y py tLiLc li4r Homecoming King and Queen, Day Daetwyler and Chris Holden go cruising as a part of the homecoming parade. The 50th Anniversary of World War II veter- ans was celebrated with the Homecoming theme, The Wildcats Come Marching Home. f 4 4»U»fi f 4 W £t-Casey Tifft could occasionally be seen riding his unicycle around campus. Other interesting people to be seen were jugglers and preachers. StvJitjUj ibwJtA.

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«-i. a Benjamin W. Blewer Performing a mock DUI test as a part of National College Alcohol Aware- ness Week UAPD Sgt. Bob Sommerfield checked the vital signs of volunteer Steve Stokels. Oj-thUf

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Pstfi.Ql i»ct •f SuperbowlXXX was hosted in Tempe for the first time in Arizona history. It was the most watched Superbowl game in history. struck into the hearts of Americans when U.S. soldiers are sent to establish peace in Bosnia as war continues. • 3t Nightly vigils held by MEChA at Kappa Sigma, a protest against racism, and a visit from Cornell West all resound the ongoing theme of racism. jU A year of frying brain cells, partying till dawn, and eating at McDonald ' s pays off as students reach the final frontier of graduation. %J Jt,U(f.bi»J