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MOVING O - Students life today is a complexly woven tapestry of varied threads. Today's students enjoy a freedom far greater than an generation before them has. So that no one term may apply to all students, yet many terms may apply to one. Because they are a diverse group of individuals, with a diverse number of interests. The great Rebellion of the sixties is over. Students today are less political and more personal. But they did inherit some of the awareness, concern and, most importantly, freedom which allows students to lead as many lifestyles as there are people. It allows for overlapping and inconsistency, so that a kicker might show an interest in drama. The diversity of different interests and tastes is overwhelming. For example: in music Rock no longer hold entire control of the students' music scene. Country, jazz, Disco, Raggae and even punk rock are all up in a students record collection. The diversity is also seen in other activities such as sports. Football has given way to other sports such as the growing soccer rage, volleyball, rugby and the most popular, tennis. Hobbies, new and interesting are entering the scene, hang gliding, scuba diving, and girls are taking woodworking. There is also a whole spectrum of outside entertainments: listening to popular bands at the Armadillo, going disco dancing at the WhiteRabbit, seeing one of this years many inventive new movies or taking in a play in one of the ever-growing number of community theaters. The journalistfsocial critic Tom Wolfe called the seventies the Me Generation and the terms seem to fit. For students today, more than ever are discovering their pleasures, their interests, their talents and hopefully themselves. i l a :di fi K. Q t. ' b lal Karol Kent reads for Red Dragon Try-outs. tbl Sunny afternoon soccer game with Dan Bush and Willy Rogers. lcl Ronnie Dittmar plays guitar in Student Talent Show. ldl Kenneth Powell, Baron Sauls, and Steve Ewing stalking the halls. tel Barbara Bollinger wearing her art project. ffl Rico Hernandez with his mouth open. fgl Tim Gibson at an orchestra performance.
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