Colorado College - Nugget Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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F -19 19 The men's basketball team finished with a 10-12 record, the first time since the 1960-61 season that the Tigers finished with ten victories in a season. ' A if zi' ' ' -f Q ,V 1. ' , , fp., Q. ' ,Q ljffjh 1 'gf -1 T' 5 -f -if 4, A M ,,. f gf fy. 426- 4. V -1 I' '5 IE-7 ' A P A33 4 N ' ' J- B i fa, l fy A : ' f H X LL, if 2 A A- Q If j EJ M . 7 ,gm , A R . . I , I, 'Q f - , V fl J 1 ffg ,Mil H Nl fl 24 Memoirs A TE? it Gil 1 g. 1? ? ,H 1983-1984 iew GV Inf A general shock to the college came when the dubious Gourman study rated the Colorado College as merely adequate as a liberal arts undergraduate institution. This, how- ever, hardly swayed the students' opinion of the school, nor did it seriously mar CC's reputation. CC men's basketball finished out their landmark season with a record of ten wins. This marked the first season with ten wins since 1961. The Colorado College was graced with three Watson Fellowship win- ners. Craig Bunnell's proposal was focused on childbirth practices in

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- rg, 79 ' ' 2' , , W Mfg? affffww I-lard work by conscientious students is what made all the publications so exciting this year. The vorutlllty of a liberal arts education can be seen ln Kenny Ransom who juggles both Jody Boyman hnsketball and drama. .f. , , if qfh, 31 . g':w.,, r-Y3 g'11ffii!M fm i ' K W , rw At n typical social event, John Cheshire and Jill BTBSGSCO flfld H018 to OOFIVGYSS. .- ,wt :bv 'l-'mls A 5-,xv 1 lf .g.f .gc 5. f ' The 1983 canon for Fleld Archaeology proves lun and profitable for those who participated. , . r.'.,...T., ,- ' -.. J 1 ' , 1 , . . 'S- V Q its 1? V Q5 x its I . 5 l fi A gg: Ben Kates l yi 4 . .. tr. fig? ,R Meg Dennison Nathan Kelly, John Khoury, John Keegan K. ,f X X W ' D '?HF' 3.1 x 1 ts 3 , Qgfvzl V I . 5- ,I F , , tg' - A 1 2 if ,i' ,ti Ann Grassfleld ' l 't Class of 1984 23

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