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Night life . . . thhere's not much to do. Therehs only two or three places to go and that get boring after you've been here three or four years. -Chuck Gibson, Pre-Dentistry t7 don't tgo out that oftent because I don't have a car. There's not that much to do as I thought there would be for a college town. -Kim Dyer, Mass Communications Most of the time, Igo to Bojangles and some- times to the Tu La Fe. -Sandi Jackson, Nursing Under: Freedom Hall is a place many ETSU students find their way to for concerts by numerous top artists, This concert was by Molly Hatchet.
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HI don't really have muchito say about John- son City night life; I guess ifs all right. ' -Greg Brainard, Undecided I don'! think it's very interesting -Tammy Collins, Social Work Bottom Left: Sammy's Apex is another favorite of many ETSU students. Middle: The Red Pig is yet another eating estabHshment frequented by university students. Bottom Right: Sorority night at the El. Ctub is a busy time.
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From Classical to rock, it was here Len: Todd 8t Lee were in much demand this year to play at coffee houses and the MDA Dance-a-thon kick-off banquet. Two ETSU students, Todd and Lee, captivated audiences with their guitar playing and harmonizing voice arrange- ments; Below: The US, Army Field Band provided a differ- ent sound to listen to. Under: Floyd Cramer. clasgical pia- nist. plays an arrangement From street dancing to jazz singers, classi- cal piano to electrical guitars, and jugglers to ventriloquists, ETSU offered students a variety of special types of entertainment this year. Weekly movies, coffee houses, choirs and the US. Army Field Band tilled students' ears with a range of tones. If one stayed on campus this year, he had the opportunity to take advantage of these inexpensive or free entertainment offerings. Sororities, fraternities, student government and UCPC, to name just a few organizations, joined in to sponsor and support these events. Campus Entertainmenth23
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