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kuldaho: naturally yours N@ among the rolling wheat fields of the Palouse Country, the University opened its doors on October 3, 1892, on 20 acres of plowed farm land. Since then, many changes have occurred at Idaho. To day, over 8,000 students choose from over 200 academic fields to develop an educational program to match their talents and interests. Reminders of the past still exist on campus though. The campus features a unique combination of old and new buildings. Early structures like the Administration Building, and the Life Sciences Building harmonize with new, ultra- modern facilities like the ASUI Kibbie Dome and the Law Building, giving students an unbeatable academic environment. In nine decades, one thing hasn’t changed however. Peo- ple are still attracted to the University because of the casual, personalized atmosphere created by friendly students, and faculty in the midst of beautiful surroundings. In 1982, after 90 years and 50,000 graduates, the University of Idaho is still naturally yours. ARM IN ARM Robert Paul and Dodie Watson share a quiet moment in the Arboretum. WARM AUTUMN WEATHER allowed students to take their assignments outdoors instead of staying in the library or dorm rooms. Brad Harris spends a peaceful afternoon studying on the ad lawn. 6 Opening
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ixtdaho: naturally yours L the state, the University of Idaho is a place of con- trasts. People from all across the nation and from all over the world choose to make Idaho their alma mater. Such a wide cross section of students provides a unique diversity. Different attitudes and opinions merge together to make each student an individual, and an important part of the student body. Idaho people are actively involved in their university, whether it be politically, socially, or athletically. Over 100 campus organizations cater to the broadest in- terests. The 21 residence halls, 19 fraternities, and nine sororities provide many social activities; and eight men’s and women’s athletic teams generate plenty of excitement for both participants and spectators. This unique involvement creates a special enthusiasm at Idaho, making the university a natural choice for a student who wants more from his college than a degree. HELP? doe Fraps, McCall freshman, discovers that Andrea Reinman, Aston senior, has the solution to his scheduling problem. The new “help” system assisted the 6.707 students who filed through Idaho's “zoo” registration. Opening 5
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A VIVID Idaho sunset accents the beauty of this virgin pine. Opening 7
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