Florida State University - Renegade / Tally Ho Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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7 otion is never a lacking ei- lent in any Golden Girl rformance. Pow Wow exception. The Golden ere added attractions to atliietic events and pep rallies. STUDENT LIFE

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Chalk One Up ONE DAY AT A TIME o one could have survived any other way. The college life style filled a calendar quicker than any other. Work, school and play kept Seminoles busy 24 hours a day. Many students held jobs to support their academic and extracurricular endeavors. Even so, time always permitted studying, and a weekend party was never hard to find. No matter what, grades were made, appointments were kept, and social events abounded; but only ONE day at a time. Dana Comfort INSIDE. . . The 1990 Homecoming events were highlighted by the appearance of starting football player at the annual Pow Wow (see pi 2). Head coach Bobby Bowden was celebrated for his 200th career victory (see p.26). Bemie Sliger retired after ten years of presidency (see p. 1 8). Students became more environmentally aware and began recycling programs on campus (see p. 3 2). ZULMA CRESPO ZULMA CRESPO

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STUDENT LIFE PHOTOS BY ZULMA CRESPO ' ' eith LeLacahuer finds time ' $ talk to friends f yiichelle ?ussell and Colleen Cun- in the student Union. The Union ' served as a common place for social interaction especially on Wednesdays when the flea mar- ket was held. wo students find time to igP visit with each other be- tween classes. Many stu- f ormed friendships, from ori- entation on, that they believe will last a life time. IPIRG director Chris Robert- son talks with several stu- dents about his organiza- lany organizations found it easier to attract students when they communicated and related to them one-on-one. llwKL ' l rfX .. li. -3© ; «« '