Central Michigan University - Chippewa Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, MI)

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l A Cl Iftlf. opportunity to preach from the hill by Park Library. Students were outraged, embarrassed, disinterested, but rarely inspired, by their efforts. A rhythm formed: a Monday through Thursday, sink or swim, late night-early morning battle for a respectable GPA, followed by a Thursday night escape from Academia--to The Wayside, The Foolery, the nearest party or the closest friends. Yet, unlike Fridays dinner entrees in the dorm, no two CMU students were alike. Some cried over the assassination of Egyptian President Anwar Sadatg some cheered. A few took the phrase term paper seriously and Robert Barclay spent all semester in the libreryg most defined term as a period of time ranging from three weeks to one very long night. Each had his or her own memoriese-of shaving cream wars, mud football games, punk- parties, good times and broken hearts. Their own slice of CMG. T s But each student was joined with 4 professors, the townies and the ,other students by a common element'-experience. They were all part of the same pie, so to speaky When they leave, after one year or five, they'll, take a slice of CML! with them. ' ' So, yes, this book is just a slice. We hope its yours.

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