Cal State Fullerton - Titan Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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qmpus Life While to some students campus ife means going from the parking lot to he classroom, to other students that is lot the case. From the food court to arl ' s jr., from the sports compelx to he Performing Arts lawn, CSUF is -wamiing with students meeting riends in the quad or lookine hir a :iuiet place to study. With o ' er 809t of all alumni esiding in Orange County, friendsliips do not dissipate after graduation. Whether meeting a sorority sister for lunch at the University Center or playing intramural sports, your college experience is entirely up to you. For evening and night students common sights are donut sales or standing in line for coffee at M.J. ' s. During the day, Wednesday afternoon concerts at the Becker Amphitheater and vendors selling evervthip ' ' fi, .m silver jewclery to shoes and dresses are common sights. Tliough sights and sounds on campus change daily, the friendsliips made here last a lifetime. Whether you spend your time after CSUF looking back on days spent with lab partners, team members or frater- nity brothers, or you choose to give back to the university by joining the Alumni Association, life-long ties to the ,Tn mi ' l ,•!h j Even though I ' m graduating from Cal State Fullerton, the friendship ' s I ' ve made will last a lifetime -Scott Rangel Business ' 96 M ' Campus Ufe- S

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ii The most rewarding expe- riences I ' ve had on campus have all been outside the classroom. Getting in- volved with campus activi- ties is a must. Bil Corry- Senior Computer Science Women ' s Studies