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Crossing The Line State Attractions Lure Students As one of the fastest growing states in the country, Florida contin- ued to provide residents and visitors with many tourist attractions. Sun worshippers flocked to the beaches to enjoy the soothing wa- ters of the Atlantic or Gulf, each just two hours from town. Although many students had al- ready experienced the wonder of Disney World, many were willing to make a two-hour drive to Orlando to see it again. Favorite rides such as It's a Small World, Pirates of the Caribbean, and Space Mountain continued to lure students. It seemed they could not outgrow the thrill of seeing Mickey and his friends. Not so old to the Disney Clan, Ep- cot Center aimed at the adult side in students. Italy, Mexico, Germany and France were only a few of the countries 'ih one could sample in a day's visit. Most students, however, found that one day was not enough to travel in this minia- ture world. The Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral gave one a different view of the world. With the growth in the un- derstanding of outer space came an in- creased interest to learn about the technologies that made space flight possible. Closer to Gainesville, nature lovers could view some of the countries lar- gest natural springs. Silver Springs was only one and a half hour's drive away. One, however, did not have to cen- ter their activities around Florida. School organizations such as the Gator Outdoor Recreation Program planned student trips to North Carolina and the Blue Ridge Mountains. - Jackie Bueno 3i L. Sousa 1i Disney's characters and fantasy world contin- ue to attract people from all over the world, and Gators are no exception. Zl Cruises from Miami to the various islands sur- rounding Florida provided students with an es- cape. Here tourists explore the streets of Free- port. 3i Part of the Disney Family, Epcot Center pro- vided entertainment for both the adult and child inside of students. 2i L. Sousa Outside The City Limits 17
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