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Faces in the crowd Crowd On another level, diversity was an important part of UF. Students from all racial backgrounds and religions came here to study. Jonathon Simkins, 3 AG, said that here students are given the chance to get to know different types of cultures. Organizations and interest clubs represented diversity as well. Students could join social or business fraternities, interest clubs and political organizations. Travis Lynch, 4 LS, said when he worked on the student government multi-cultural affairs cabinet he saw that a lot of important things happening. I got to meet a lot of people who were really dedicated the diversity and social change, he said. It is important to keep interest groups expanding at UF. At a school with over 34,000 students, finding a niche is as important as finding your classes. Students line up in the plaza to buy Hare Krishna food. Anyone could eat this Indian cuisine by paying a small donation for the food the Krishnas made daily and blessed he- fore serving. A group of friends sit in the lawn outside the courthouse on University Avenue during Hemp Fest. Gainesville served as site for expressions of different social issues and political ideas. A student walks through Turlington on his way to class. UF was marked with different faces, old and young. Opening 11
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A contestant for Miss BSU walks in front of the audience across the stage. Pageants held by such the Black Student Union gave participants and their sponsors prominence on campus. Three friends go over a test question after an exam in Turlington. Students sometimes formed lasting friendships with others in their classes. 10 Opening
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life we lead Student life was filled with classes, exams and conferences with professors. But life at OF was also filled with sports, hobbies, events, music and friends. Being a college student gave us the opportunity to learn about different cultures and celebrities and political figures speak. From their freshman to senior year, we learned about victory, relationships and working together. On another level being a student was not just about class work. Scott Wilson talks with fellow engineer at the Engineering Fair. A group of students watch a debate a the O ' Connell Center. A member of the Tom Tom Club dances during their concert at the O ' Connell Center. 12 Student Life
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