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

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10 Rocking UF As in the past, student government brought a bevy of bands to the Orange and Brew, the O'Connell, and the HF bandshell. The concerts brought a variety of old and new faces to the GF campus. The South Colonade filled with thousands of people to hear the lyrics and guitar playing of the Indigo Girls. During Homecoming students rocked at the bandshell with Love Trac- tor and the 8-523. Joan Jett and the Blackhearts played some favorite oldies and current hits. In the spring Gainesville en- joyed the homecoming of their homegrown boy Tom Petty. Also in the spring to celebrate Earth Day, Aleka's Attic and the Pysychedelic Furs performed. During Celebration 1990 stu- dents enjoyed the sounds of Jazz bands like Paul Schaffer and Bo Diddley. Students also enjoyed the sounds of Pili-Pili at the reggae fest. iTopi The-B-523 help the sudents kickoff Homecom- ing ,89. iBottomi Dressed up Halloweeners rock and roll with the music of Joan Jett and the Blackhearts.

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tFar lefti Lunch on the steps of the Reitz Union provid- ed students with a chance to relax and chat. tLefti Valentines Day activities included 05 minute mark riages for sweethearts under the guidance of iiRev. Seuss. tBelowi When the fun got to be too much, some found comfortable places to catch a breath, and maybe even 20 winks. tBottomi After sharing campus with 34,000 other students, some people like to get away to UF's Lake Wauberg for some fishing at dawn. W . m' 43 i Student Life DivisioniQ

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tT0p righo Bo Diddley reys up the crowd for Celebration 1990 and Drug Awareness Week. tBottomt Pili-Pili lulls the crowd with its reggae sounds during Sunsplash. 11