Fitchburg State University - Saxifrage Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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NGAND SHARING holding of hands and a balloon launch in the quad. Father Rich

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■ ■.; ■ I A MBkv li ' .. 2 - ■. ■• •• • I n . • £ : . £ 4f 9j jgjBi L [ H ' Jr ' - A h fk not to heed their frantic cries for help on the phone. He ' s broken our contract more times then he ' ll care to remember, said Margarite, gritting her teeth at the injustice. On the fifth day, there was light and heat. The Starving Icecubes (their chosen nickname) made it through the ordeal alive, and gave thanks to the God of Electricity by settling into normality with a cup of tea, a slice of cake and a nice chat in their heat-filled home. So if you ' re considering moving off campus, maybe you ' ll think again knowing what you now know, the Saga of the Starving Icecubes is but one example of unexpected difficulties and hardships beyond dorm life. It ' s not all a cup of tea and slice of cake. — Graeme Pearson V ' • • ' • , - A . L

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.ewandowski from the Jewman Center organized he proceeds from balloon ales to go to CROP, a Catholic charity irqanization aiding in the ight against hunger. In iddition, S6A council nembers collected that day, DAKA matched with money and donated $1,500 to CROP. Also, President Mara and staff collected $202. 1988 brought much more to this event. On October 14, the first annual CARE DAY Carnival proved to be a smoking success. The day ' s events started outside with the release of 2,000 balloons. The Commuter ' s Cafe and G- Lobby were organized with many game booths. To wrap up this uplifting day, the pub held an all ages dance that lasted far into the night. Preceding the dance, booth raffle winners were announced. Each club had donated a prize for their raffle, bach time someone won a game, a ticket was placed in the boother ' s tally box. Congratulations goes out to Sheila Foley, as the carnival was her brainchild. SGA supported