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Within The City Limits Plenty Of Fun Spots Around Town Staying within the city limits for a fun-filled day wasn't always easy, espe- cially when there were so many attrac- tions around the state. But, as students began to look around, they discovered many ways of spending their leisure time in Gainesville. Sailing, windsurfing, canoeing, and skiing were just some of the activities students enjoyed at the numerous lakes in town. Lake Wauberg was a fa- vorite outdoor spot. Outdoor lovers could also go horse- h City Limits back riding at the various riding locals near campus. Those who couldn't af- ford to pay for riding lessons could join programs where they could ride for a minimal cost in exchange for grooming services. At Kanapaha Gardens, just a few miles from campus, students could learn about the world around them. Al- though still in its growing stages, the park was the home for many rare plants. Those who loved the arts could find pleasure at the Hippodrome, Gains- ville's Civic theatre. Ain't Misbeha- vin, The Real Thing and A Christ- mas Carol were a few of the plays pre- sented to the Gainesville community. No matter what one enjoyed , stu- dents could usually find something to keep them entertained and keep them sane. - jackie Bueno 1t L. Sousa
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Despite all of the hard work and sweat some students put into their studies, there were times when it all seemed worthwhile. Parties, Homecoming, plays and con- certs were also a part of a student's life. It wasn't always easy keeping up with all of these events, although many tried. Whether it was making the grade or building a friendship, many students believed it was good to study hard, but better to party harder; a lot harder. - Jackie Bueno Photo by S. Milton tux , t '4 a m1 lzgliviilli ?. :3 w 4:, V , l tfbfllwgil 1 f5 :53. z' i . a . s AWK, :11; W l. g'Rrglkffl; :3 0? x'vll AM a? $9 lmakx. AWN l ' tax 28 art 13$? ,, PH. Harmer ; 3.0 V x .u ref'r 5w xv: , w, V r . w A rm, . V. va e. lk R 3.5; stwwhwwl
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m .ol War, v i VII, , w x r'w AM v i I anw 41:14,, M ' i , wwm-a. M MW ; , , .. 5WMmmM-vr 7w 1,1. 1i Nature trails and gardens such as this one at Kanapaha Gardens help students keep in touch with their natural environment. 2i At lake Wauberg, various student organiza- tions gather to engage in games and enjoy a day out in the sun. 3 At some horse farms in the area, students can ride at a reduced rate in exchange for grooming services. City Limits 1
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