University of Central Oklahoma - Bronze Book Yearbook (Edmond, OK)

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Above Right: lts on the street . . . When summer temperatures provided us with a sidewalk grill to cook our lunch on. Above: Sometimes reading a newspaper can be an added relief from studying textbooks all day. Catching the latest scoop on news is Tom Gilbert. Heated up by summer temperatures and August heat alerts, many people ran inside to the comfort of their air conditioners, while others took to the lakes to enjoy the cool water. Hot-rockers around the world joined together this summer to throw a benefit 'concert to raise money for hunger victims in Africa. Live-Aid will go down in history as the day when the world held the biggest jam session ever. Heated issues surfaced throughout the year as we look back on the major headlines in news, ranging from the apartheid problems in South Africa to the trouble with AIDS in America. After a record setting year of airline crashes, whether to fly or take the bus became a question many travelers asked themselves. Concern became evident about the safety of airplane travel after a major air crash in Dallas and a later one in japan claimed the lives of many and injured others. Hot and thirsty for something like an ordinary soda pop? Well so were a lot of Coca-Cola consumers when the Coke company changed their old coke to new Coke, and added Diet Coke, and sacharin free Diet Coke, and caf- feine free Diet Coke, and then they came out with Cherry Coke and final- ly after months of total confusion they brought back the original Coke and called it Coca-Cola Classic. What a choice! Heated performers of the year headlined with thoughts about the always hot Madonna. I-Ier marriage to Shawn Penn was something of a shock, as well as her revealing photos in Playboy. Other rockers in the news, because of their constant sell-out con- certs and hit albums, were none other than the Boss himself Bruce Springs- teen, the hot and electrifying Miss Tina Tumer, and the one and only Phil Collins. By the way what hap- pened to Michael jackson? Hottest shows this year included a comedy and a drama. The Cosby Show quickly produced one of America's funniest TV families. Miami Vice proved to be successful by combining hit music to a fast paced action theme to make a different variation of a typical cops and robbers show. j Hot tickets included the stars of two major motion pictures and the battle. at the box office for 441. Movie goers chose Rambo , starring the 'sly-l Sylvester Stallone, as their pick for a good shoot'm up gun adventure. Back to the Future , starring the' young rising movie star Michael 1. Fox, stayed at the top of the box office sales as well as the soundtrack hit lists. Hot items in clothing included the summer shocker - IAMS. Iams were the brightly colored and usually multi-flowered shorts you saw skim-t ming around town on both guys and gals. Other hot fashions included bright neon color clothing, swatches as watches, black wrist bands and bright colored sunglasses. Hot enough? Well, the past year was and now that we've reminisced its major happenings we can regress into a pleasant state of sweat. j l by Regina Langfor 12 p l

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