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Memorial Hall, still famous for its memorable mo- ments decided that this was the year to give students their money ' s worth. Both new and old students were given the opportunity to enjoy everything they could while at Hood. Memorial held its 4th annual Hawaiian Party on Sep- tember 17; even with the new time slot of 7-11 p.m., t he outdoor part proved, once again, to be a huge success. Memorial also started a new tradition this year, Secret Friends, a dorm-wide activity used to encourage unity. One of the dorm ' s goals for this year was to hold success- ful fundraisers which included bake sales, selling candy bars, painters hats, dorm T-shirts, and leis for the Hawai- ian Party. 25
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-» t T Smith Hall — The Social Mecca! We ' re Smith and we have the best parties on campus — everyone knows that so that ' s why we have to limit our guests to 500, the only dorm on campus to have four guys, yes guys, — not squids — to each gal. Who can beat that? We ' d like to say thanks to student affairs for always giving us the coolest frosh. Otis . . . The ultimate party — yes, I ' ll carpet the smoker first thing Monday . . . Stand by!, or is it Warning? . . . Fubar . . . Beer Busts still live . . . HI skippy we love you! . . . Frozen strawberry Daiquiris in Lumpy ' s blender ... 3 days, 3 days . . . Chabungah babe, otay? . . . Popcorn in the hallways . . . under beds, in the closets . . . Cookouts . . . Senior prank . . . Red tape in Ad . . . please change the trash can liners . . . When will they turn on the lights? . . . Helios to our jarhead friends — Starboard Is 1 . . . Parties on the porch . . . Players . . . Don ' t put your lips on it (him?) . . . trivia boards . . . flying pens in one ' s sleep . . . Hey ' 87 keep brushing those teeth . . . nun- chaucks and of course, each other — the greatest asset of all — our friendship. Smith Seniors wish you all well. We love you! Chabungah! SMITH HALL 27
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