Boston College - Sub Turri Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Peggy Corey, a sophomore from Miami, Florida, takes time to play with a friend. Sophomore Mark Burrowes, a biology major, heads for lower campus at the end of classes. Senior Martha McLaud working in Lyons Cafeteria. Maria Maiorino, a junior from Babylon, NY, takes a break between classes in the Quad. 18

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HI I 1 Junior Ken Carlone and senior Mark McDermott stop to talk outside of Carney. “It was a total experience a challenge of growth and change. My involvement in many aspects of B.C. has proven to be the most educational experience of my life.” Rick Sawin ’82 An art student studies her progress at the Barry Fine Arts Pavillion Nick Mariano, a senior political science major, at work at the L’il Peach. People make any university unique and special. Each student is unique and therefore has his own perception of the University. Students made diverse choices during the year. They wondered aloud about the effect the point shaving scandal would have on the Boston College reputation. Students questioned whether computerized registration would alleviate the long often fruitless waits in lines. Some students stood out . . . others melted into the background. The undergraduate student body elected its first woman president. Students opened the theatre in an outstanding festival of activities and productions. Student teachers encountered unique situations while teaching overseas. Even more students worked part time in an attempt to combat the spiraling costs of a private education. But no matter what else they do, people here make the University a unique place. Perhaps B.C. could best be described as a mosaic: day to day and momentous events which pieced together form a total experience. on Newton campus. 19