Broome Community College - Citadel Yearbook (Binghamton, NY)

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Broome Community College The College made a fine showing during the 1982-1983 sports season. The Men’s Baseball Team won the Region III Champion- ship, the Women’s Softball Team also had a winning season. The Men’s Tennis Team also won the Region Ill Championship and participated in the Nationals which were held in Florida. The Women’s Varsity Volleyball Team had a fantastic season with 28 victories to only 9 losses and | tie due to a blind judge. The Men’s Soccer Team also scored a winning season. Men’s Golf Team, well, they also played. The Girl’s Soccer Club is still striving to get team recognition. The Women’s Basketball Team dunked through a winning season. The Cheerleaders kept on bouncing with or without the help of U.S$.G., Club Council, or the Athletics Department. The Men’s Basketball Team, oops, we won’t men- tion them. The U.S.G. Elections were held and everyone had so much fun, they decided to do it all over again. Actually someone was play- ing Presidential politics and stuffed the ballot box. This years Fulcrum staff was so large that due to bickering among themselves very few issues were printed ... and if you believe that I'll tell you another one. NOTICE This Year’s Yearbook is cancelled due to lack of interest... Mixers were so overwhelmingly successful that next year they are going to charge double for the milk cookies. Administration wins new classroom and office building, Stu- dents lose their Student Center, them are the breaks huh! Our Illustrious President Ronny has declared war on inflation and poverty using the MX Missle as his weapon. Ronny is already getting ready for the next election and if he doesn’t win he plans to make a movie with a ex- costar of his, “Bonzo”’. El Salvador has been a headache to many Congressmen and Ronny wants to send them even more aide, why don’t we send them all of our old Tylenal tablets and take care of the two problems all at once. So much for free trade, as Ron rides his Harley up the White House drive. Tiare Progitin Boards A CONVOCATION WITH : a JIM PALMER a =a So RES SN. PROGRAM BOARD PRESENTS raipeone ome Choral Concert UNIVERSITY B.C.C PROGRAM BOARD 0 hreablast copier with “ROBERT = MACNAUGHTON TOM MORGAN [f . SIMON BOLIVAR OF Et’, es ll fe) WENEZUELA SEPT.10 NOON IN THE GYM MONDAY WOV.-i5 7 30 A.M. SUWNESS BUM DING FACULTY LOUNGE agua A nt 99 cantanr aommnon BEERVATIONS REQUIRES BY NOW a 7 SES - eT es RCC PROGRAM BOARD CALVIN HILL Gaining Ground in Life Convocations: Jim Palmer the Jockey King, Calvin Hill the pigs- kin carrier, Robert MacNaughton E.T.’s older brother, Tom Mor- gan — How to put a Nuke in your Finances, David Reiss the MASH Bash Hero. Music by: Those jiving Rhythm Katz, The good ole boys the Paul Brothers Band, Mass Transit Authority cruised on in a couple of times. Jon David’s Mood or his other Mood or the last Mood was here too. Guido The Reptiles shed their skin here one sunny afternoon. Bermuda Triangle played to a few squares, Brother- hood brought on a kindred spirit, Paces should have stayed at the track, After Dark is the only time they should be listened to, Act’s was up First, Europa was up Second, and Who was up Nexus. Activities: Gil Eagles, Locomotion, and numerous well attended picnics and parties. National World The summers hottest movies sound like baseball scores — Super- man Ill vrs. Psycho Il, Jaws Ill vrs Rocky Ill, War Games everyone loses. Return of the Jedi is our favorite moneymaker of the year although Twilight Zone hits close to home. It is rumored that the Ayatollah Khomeine has been beating Idi Amin at poker in the jungles of Brazil. The first woman astronaut will have to learn to cope with space sickness as well as her male counterparts. Beach Boys play at James Watt’s birthday party. The English re-elect their rough, tough Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher to another term. Unemployment has become such a popular thing in the U.S. that Ronny Jr. decided to join the ranks. Gordon W. Kahl, 63, a retired farmer and militant tax protester was showed that you don’t mess with the I.R.S. The year’s weath- er, like the economy, was turbulent and unpredictable with tor- nadoes, freezing temperatures late into the spring, mud slides, volcanoes, and all the rest of Mother Nature’s fine offerings. The first man-made object has left our solar system, | guess that means means we can Officially start polluting other galaxies. So much for 1982-1983, we’re just going to have to become more concerned about our future, after all that’s where we have to spend the rest of our lives...

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