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ALL CAMPUS WEEKEND All Campus Weekend comes at the beginning of each semester, and consists of three days of general hysteria on campus, the main pur- pose of which is to give students one last chance at the crazies before set- tling down into school work. It all begins with the Beer and Bicycle Race on Friday afternoon, but the highlight of the weekend is game time on Saturday, when Hardin Field looks like a junior high Fair Day com- plete with egg tossing and pie eating contests. The real fun starts with the tug-o-war, when everybody releases their frustrations by throwing each other in the mud. It ' s dangerous to even stand in the vicinity because someone ' s liable to get caught up in the fun and throw you in, too. B BEER AND BICYCLE RACE Each year hundreds of people gather on Fraternity Row to watch their fellow students get drunk, sick, and generally bruised and battered in the Beer and Bicycle Race. A team consists of four people who each chug a beer then ride to the end of the street and back. This may sound easy, but when there are fif- teen or twenty drunk people bicy- cling down a harrow little street that looks like it hasn ' t seen any repairs since World War II, things get pretty wild. Usually the only people crazy enough to participate are freshmen and beer fanatics. This year ' s first prize went to KA.
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A STUDENT GUIDE TO CENTENARY A APATHY Hey, who are you gonna vote for? I don ' t know half the people run- ning. Uh, is it election day or something? Yeah, stupid. Didn ' t you see the signs? Oh, those. I never read ' em unless they say free beer. It is generally agreed that there has been a definite decline in intel- lectually oriented activities on cam- pus in the past few years. Students appear to be more concerned with getting an A on their next test than with starving children in South Amer- ica. At times Centenary seems to be nestled in its own little corner, oblivi- ous to events of the outside world. Well, so what ' s wrong with that?
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