Emory University - Campus Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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SQA e klssed and carrled on and allowed ourselves to talk about rt openly rn programs such as Sex at Emory Expressed dur rng sprrng quarter Another part of understanding our selves and our bodies led us to partrcr pate In athletrcs Intramurals ran the gamut from football basketball and soccer to volleyball and baseball lnter collegrate sports also rnvolved those more dedicated athletes rn swrmmrng track rugby soccer and tennis We sweated and strarned through an at tempt at physrcal fitness and jogged around Dekalb county to trrm our thrghs and tan our Hawaran Troprc skrn We had less strenuous uses for our lersure trme also We drd a lot of spectat Ing so to speak Our lrttle Emorold eyes were glued to our TV sets to watch Phrla delphra snare the World Serres rn therr battle with Kansas City and the Super bowl stole many of us from wrnter quar ter studies as we wrtnessed Oakland s vrctory Mesmerrzed by any brrghtly Int vrewrng screen we fed quarters to pm ball machrnes and wreaked havoc rn the galaxies through our cunning skull at Space Invaders ln fact the penchant for sclence frctlon and fantasy blossomed wrth a new club at Emory called PsrPh1 Emory students spent a lot of trme this year just llstemng We heard the famous speakers lrke Ralph Nader and Walter Mondale we heard the not so famous sounds of Rock Mountain when they played Dooleys Den for a study break We heard reports from the vrrgrn flrght of the U S space shuttle rn Aprrl and we heard the mystical rhythmrc clrcklng of typewrrter keys as our co habltants clacked out their wrltlng re qulrements In a pre dawn flourish , . U H v v v - ' v n v v - y y . . , y . - 1 1 n . . , l in A

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mory s innovative minds discov- ered that by sitting or lying down and munching cookies they could contribute to society, Chi Phi fra- ternity sponsored a pole-sitting mara- thon for charity and the Red Cross Blood Drive brought out many pre-meds for its needley spectacle. Not all the efforts were that lethargic but Sigma Chi s Derby Week s fund-raising for Egleston s Children Hospital bore witness that giv- ing could be fun as well as helpful. Planning for our future occured at many different levels. We thought of where wed live next year whether to brave it in the lottery make a same establish our own home base out in At- lanta s wilderness of apartments. We flooded Career Planning and Placement in a frantic quest for inspiration infor- mation andfor a part-time job. We at- tended funerals and weddings and asked ourselves some painful questions about life and tears. Through Emory s gateways we wan- dered and lingered for a year' we exper- ienced many joys which have solidified to precious memories in the storehouse of our minds' we experienced loss and learned to call upon our own strengths as a result. We learned of transciency and truth. We learned of ourselves. Thus with wary footsteps at first we have passed through Emory s gateways and carved a misty pathway to our fu- ture. -Ginger Rucker room request, or leave Emory's nest and Y 1 Y