University of Idaho - Gem of the Mountains Yearbook (Moscow, ID)

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The College Staple if a ‘hoagie sandwich, ‘‘a Big Mac and a side order of fries, ' or “a taco salad and an order of mexi fries” rings a bell in the back of your head, you are just one of the majority of students who gave up the din- ing hall turnstyles, the greek dress din- ner, or the apartment dwellers staple of macaroni and cheese, for a less nutri- tious and fun meal of junk food. In small and occasional quantities, Pizza Haven pizza, Kentucky fried chicken, or a burrito can add life to the taste buds. But what about the night when you and a friend decide to terrorize the junk food district. Your raid may consist of a 16” pizza with four toppings and the proper beverage to follow, a trip to Baskin Robbins to pick from a choice of 31 flavors of ice cream seems to be the next stop. By now you should feel absolutely sick (from guilt if nothing else.) But, before you return to the books you realize how great a T.J. Super Cinnamon Roll will taste!

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Greeks Kickoff School Year With Rush Rush. Even the word sounds hec- tic, jumbled up and uncertain to a new student coming to the Univer- sity of Idaho. The Greek Rush at Idaho started formally for sororities on August 12 and ended with Squeal Day August 20. On this date Fraternity rush started People go through rush for many different reasons. Many people want to meet new people, make new friends and find a sense of belong- ing. Some people start rush with one reason and with a different reason. No one can say why so many peo- ple go through rush. There are many strong factors and no two people pledge a sorority or fraternity for the exact same reasons.