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etting the most from the college experience was the goal of the majority of ASU stu- dents, and they reached that goal by DIVING IN to everything they did. The torture of studying was sure to take it's toll on the sanity of the average student. Now and then students had to cut loose and escape the role of Joe Student, ASU and Tempe provided the means for the breakout. If night life was your thing, Tempe nightclubs had the answer. Dance clubs like Utopia and After the Gold Rush spun the latest in Top-40 dance music, new-wavers bopped 'til all hours at neon- studded Grafitti's. Premiere was a great place to strut your stuff while dancing on the roof under the warm Arizona skies. Jazz, reg- gae and rock 'n' roll buffs quenched their artistic thirst at hideaways like Chuy's and Long Wong's. The great American escape, the movie theater, was another typical tension reliever. The Sun Devil 6 had a wide rangeof the year's box office hits, while the Valley Art and University Theater dollar tick- ets were a favorite among the tightly-budgeted. Movies in the MU Cinema were a great Way to take a break from a grueling study session. X Being in school was made more interesting by keeping up on the latest fads and trends. Gelled, moussed, sprayed, chemically sunkissed hair was a favorite when worn with a tan and stonewashed denim. Sitting at the Cady Mall Fountain, observing and comparing fashion notes was a quick brain relaxer between classes. Involvement in the campus and its student, faculty and staff helped compress the mind- boggling numbers of people and make ASU less of a lonely place. The opportunities for friendship and fun were there for those who wanted to DIVE IN and enjoy some of the best years of their lives. U Student Life Editor: Tim Hall Student LifeD s n
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