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a. necessary to or con- y necessary. 2)v.t. to give vigor. 3)n. the energetic rce expressed by ASU stu- their daily lives. ust Orien tation to spring, d fall graduations, classic campus with a Sun Devil itional scenes like a maroon students section at football the not so traditional, like an ght parade and street festival omecoming added a twist to stu- e. emits shined during the day as fit neatly into those ever-present ute intervals. But when the sun down the real Sun Devil came out. nightowls partied into the wee at Tempe hot spots like Max ' s 919 an ' McDuffy ' s to let off a little academic steam. Campus events and a night on the wn not only shaped lifestyles but so did day-to-day routine. Ranging from a y-five year-old mother of two to a t-eyed freshman, student lifestyles as diverse the people. om traditional events to the daily , vital ASU lifestyles made a state- t with out exclaiming a word. taining lif life to; to and dr ' reking down palm walk students head towards class. Palm walk was a central corridor of campus. aldng Inn advantage of the Arizona sun, sopho- more Michelle Smith and freshman Julie Ryan utilize the new rec center facilities. The rec center exemplified the growth at while ca- tering to the students athletic needs. SECTION EDITOR David Kexel Student Life I
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IG ROLLER etting it all on a roll of the dice, Sanders A lisky shakes hands with Lady Luck at Casino Night on Aug. 23. sored by the Memorial Union Activities Board, the night of craps, blackjack, slot ma• chines, dice and poker was held in the Mari- copa Room. Layout by David Kexel LUG MUD overed from head to toe, a deter- mined oozeball participant dives for the ball while his team- mate looks on in hope. The Mud Suckers de- feated the PV Power at the Second Annual 0o. zeball Tournament on Aug. 26; the Student Alumni Association hosted the forty-team competition. TIME rowds of people covered the Uni• versity Activity Center lawn, setting the scene for the Aug. 20 Welcome Barbecue. ASU newcomers re• taxed and made new friendships for the coming year. ith an opening hel• lo, interim Presi• dent Richard Peek welcomes students at the Opening Convoca• tion. Orientation Week helped students get ac• quainted with ASU.
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