University of Florida - Tower / Seminole Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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taurus (april 20 may 20) Taurus is the second sign of the zodiac. Taurians are traditionally slow, plodding and stubbornly bent on making money. He loves green things and has a way with growing things. The country is much more to his liking than the city. Taurus holds a pretty face and gets all he wants by charm and sweetness, meeting all his needs through his relationship with Venus. Wealth and comfort are provided by Venus who rules the Taurian. Taurians do not always display these qualities immediately, the time of day often has much to do with it. A greedy Taurian is represented by the siren who beguiles you, seduces you and proceeds to strip you of your possessions. He will leave you whe n your material wealth runs out. If hurried, a Taurian often blunders. They enter romance only after deliberate study, but once a decision is made they stubbornly work for its success. 266

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track team chases vols Olympic runner, Bachelor, continued his winning Florida ' s track team, a perennial runner-up to the University of Tennessee, again chased the powerful Vols with no new success. The thinclad Gators finished second to UT in both indoor and outdoor track competition. Again lead by nationally recognized stars, the Gators performed well against intersectional competition. Ron Jordon remained high jumper supreme throughout 1970, though he hurdled the seven-foot mark with less frequency. The March edition of the Florida Relays were hampered by heavy rain, but the event was a success. Since it ' s beginning over 25-years ago, the Florida Relays have become one of the major track meets in the nation. Despite the second place SEC finish by a wide margin, several Gators again qualified for national competition in NCAA meets at the end of the season. Cross Country literally is across country. 268