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

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PERSONAL With such a variety of cultures and ages here at ASU, each person ' s past- times were unique. Stu- dents had a large choice of activities to take a break from school. Some students preferred the nightlife scene. A va- riety of clubs boasted many different types of atmo- spheres all within a close proximity to campus. Other times, students preferred to catch the latest movies. The MU Cinema and other local theatres all offered current movies tai- lored to the student bud- get. Although there were many different types of en- tertainment for groups and individuals, still one of the most popular escapes was to find that special some- one and spend time togeth- er away from the rigors of school. Such a variety of choices enhanced the free time students had as well as their personal devillu- sions. Taking a break from a week of classes are juniors Bob Castle and Scott Troyanos. Roadtripping to Place! such as Mexico and Ca- lifornia was common among ASU students who needed some rest and relaxation. Photo by Brian O ' Mahoney.

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search of a receiv- er and a playoff berth, Cardinal quarter- back Neil Lomax march- es his team downfield. The Cardinals hoped to march through their season as well and ad- vance to the playoffs. n cuing caught up VI in the fever, two fans sport their Cardi- nal colors proudly. Af- ter anticipating an N.F.L. franchise for so long, valley fans eager- ly embraced the Cards as their own. Brian 074the