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

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Midnight munchies. A trip to Daylight Donuts doesn’t necessarily mean a break from studying. Donna Black and Shanna Cozort ease the tension with doughnuts and pop. (photo by H, Lentz) Ready or not. Graduate student Doug MacTaggart readies himself for an exam which is only 20 minutes away. To save time, he grabs a quick lunch at Taco Time while reviewing his notes. (photo by C. Wendt) It's always uphill. Ten minutes is generally enough time for students to get from one class to another. However, hills like these are prominent on campus and pose problems for hurried students. (photo by H. Lentz) Average Day Cont. 21

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Typical day day | [ continued the next challenge. It can be felt literally, while standing in line at the various eating sites on campus, After curing the hunger pangs and possibly sneaking off to watch a soap opera or take a short nap, students spend the afternoons and evenings studying and working part-time. In every corner of the campus, from the reserve room of the library to the blue bucket at the SUB, devoted students bury their noses in textbooks. Recreational activities usually relieve the tension of studying. In late afternoon, many students par- intramural ticpate in games o} played tennis or racquetball with friends, Dinner provided a great time tc catch up on the latest gossip discuss the day, or just be witk someone special. Finally, at the end of the day students spend more time cram- ming tor tests, writing term papers or just taking it easy. On weekends parties dominate the nightlife in Moscow. The day ends with the knowledge that a warm, com- fortable bed is waiting, and that tomorrow is only a few hours away.L ——————— Getting the message. Working out. Explaining a new concept to a large class isn’t always easily accomplished. Professor Mike Brown carefully goes over the new material for his Physics 113 class. (photo by M. Touhey) 20 Average Day Cont. Exercising improves not only physical fit- ness but also mental health. Cindy House works her frustations out on the exercise bike in the women’s locker room. (photo by P. Jerome)

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Pooling their resources. Backed by a wall of books. Many students find that small study groups Books provide not only a solid education, can be very helpful in reviewing forafinal but they can also be a good backrest. exam. Three students get together in the Junior Joe Rumsey makes himself comfor- blue bucket of the SUB to cram. (photoby table while studying in the Law library. D. Gilbertson) (photo by D. Gilbertson) Takin’ a snooze. After a long night of studying. many students find it impossible to keep the pace during the day. Freshman Vicki Tesnohlidek takes a study break on the 7 a first floor of the library. (photo by D. 5S Gilbertson) 22 Finals