Arizona State University - Sun Devil Spark / Sahuaro Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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kJ The name Arizona State University brought many images to mind. The warm climate and relaxed lifestyle of the Southwest contributed to the laid- back atmosphere that many people perceived to be the prevailing attitude. However, things were not always how they ap- peared on the surface. ASU ' s student body was made up of many different people, all sharing similar ambitions. Many nations of the world and all 50 states of the union were repre- sented in ASU ' s popula- tion. In addition, the age of students ranged from 17 to 80 years old. There were many married students, and 40 percent of students this year were working full time in addition to taking classes. There was no such thing as a typical student or a ' typical college experi- ence. Each of our lives was touched by the variety of people we met and the unique experiences that were available. Although movies and books often depict college life as just a series of par- ties, it was not so easy to desribe ASU. One only had to look under the surface of the palm trees and blue skies to find the people, places and events that were all a part of ASU ' s Devillusions.