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PARENTS ' WEEKEND Who said anything about a generation gap? Parent ' s weekend provided the answers to the big question; Why is my roommate like that? If you ever wondered about your roommate ' s stupid laugh, thin lips, weakness for red, or predilection for pasta, November 1, 1985 gave you the chance to see the answer in the flesh. And while starring at the student parent com¬ binations, you got to enjoy a variety of special events, thanks to the efforts of co-chairmen ' s Jackie Nichelson and Ka¬ ren Duffy, and staff members Laurie Pi¬ azza, Neil Casey, and Theresa Long. Friday evening included an Italian Buffet Dinner and variety show at the Theatre Workshop. The eve¬ ning ' s main event took place at the cam¬ pus center, where the Junction became a Carnival site, while upstairs gambling tables brought crowds to Monte Carlo Night. Saturday was a good education for the parents about just how long a college day can be. While some people were still re- As I reflect VH upon good things, my VB thoughts cen- VI ter around V those who mean so much to me and I count the times I forgot to say thank you.
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A smile costs nothing and takes but a moment, but the memory of it can last a lifetime.
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» — covering from Friday ' s events, the As¬ sumption crew team kicked off the day by capturing the Clark Cup. Later, an Alcohol Awareness Program provided an educational dimension to the day. The chorale ' s afternoon concert in the chapel set the mood for the Mass which fol¬ lowed. At the end of the afternoon. Presi¬ dent Hagan entertained the families at the traditional President ' s Reception. For those who had energy left, there was another dinner and a Sock Hop Dance where The Coachmen gave the parents an opportunity to show off their jitter¬ bug talents while students reacted with amazement of horror. On Sunday, after a leisure brunch, fam¬ ilies enjoyed final strolls around campus before leaving. As the Ford station wag¬ ons and Jaguars rolled away, students all over campus could be seen sighing con¬ tentedly and discreetly pocketing twenty dollar bills.
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