Howard University - Bison Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Itatswjud fjicm s ,1 scotteud ctcikz coiilkd dtaf sew ip 9 talj os about to wdAitfc j a % heck ipslick .. check Mirror . . . check. Comb . . . Powder, blush, eyeshadow . this purse just isn't big enough Brush too big Wallet ... too small There's no need for panic. He .shouldn't be here for another half hour! If I can just fasten this last button before the phone can . King! Hello? Sorry, not tonight girls. I've got a date with Mike and 'click' hold on. the other line is ringing (.iris. I'm h.u k. you will never believe this. (I know th.ii I don't). Mike called, and said his mother and father are due at the airport in an hour and he is the only one in the lamily with a driver's license (I wonder if they are falling for this | You’ll be right over? (They fell for it)! Good. I'm already dressed. Whether due to a last minute cancellation or an urge to enjoy an evening out with friends, women of all ages always looked forward to those special evenings when only the girls went out. For freshman Chandra Terrell, a girl's night out was When we go to dances, have slumber parties in the dorm, talk about scary movies, par ents, and boyfriends |ust like we did in high school. For Donna Rodney, a third year student more familiar with the D C. area, a typical girl's night out was “(letting together with friends at our favorite hot spot, n local pizza restaurant or club, to have a couple of drinks and n lot of laughs about the week's events. Mon could only Imagine what girls did when they spent the evening together: however, many ventured to guess For Craig Collins, a senior majoring in Finance, a girl's night out was. “A time for young ladies 10 release the frustration of a hard week and discuss the three bV—books. bills, and boys. For Mark Lawrence, a soph-more majoring hi Marketing, the concept of a girl's night out was much simpler “It is anytime girls hit the town-alone! While there were times when girls chose to spend their evenings together in bathrobes, rollers, and cold cream watching Fads of Life reruns Frequently. they chose to (Mint the town. The bathrobes were replaced by Ann Taylor outfits and the cold cream was removed to reveal multiple shades of Fashion Fair. The charming mannerisms of Blair. |o. Natalie and Tootie were traded for the sophisticated atmosphere of the hot nightclub. R.S.V.R. or the cunning moves of 007 in “The Living Daylights. An evening in Georgetown with .1 visit to Houston's Restaurant was also ftted as a favorite spot by many young ladies. Whether Mike truly had to take his parents to the airport or whether he simply wanted to spend the evening with the fellas remained questionable. However, this hint to the wise should be suffri lent. As they created excitement, fun. and memories, women on campus wore proving the words to the popul.ii song Sisters Are Doing It For Themselves. So. gentlemen. when you continually called and did net get an answer. she was out. enjoying herself with the girls' by Natasha Benson Layout hy Alan D. Ryan Women often gel together to share an evening of diverse activities, ranging from die movies, to nightclubs. to watching television Monique Parnel, Kim Da ritzier and Adrian Harris prepare to make thru entrance into Chapter Three nightclub on died evening oul lanicp Saunders. I reya Cooper.Cheryl Adams ami kalrina Venable share a nigh! for the 'girls only' at Turks nightclub HI Girls Nigh) Out

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In yet another display of the popularity ol black for evening as well omul wear. Fredrlka Whllftnlil gr.n i s the stage as she leads the other models to the runway during the Obsession Fashion Show Dressed in basic black coordinated with pastels. Mark McCreary mikes a dramatic pose for an appreciative audience at the fashion show While keeping in perfect step. Allen Brown, kwith Grisbv and Devon llarmon display the latest in c .imi.i1 wear to an enthusiastic Cramtnn audience at thp Obsession Fashion Show .ISA - Spring ■Xrts Fashion Show t‘«i7