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DESPITE GOOD WEATHER and high spirits. Migration fans watched the Cyclones go down to defeat. VISITING FAMILIES and friends explore the campus and relax at the National Swed- ish Chorus Concert, the Homecoming Beauty Review, or the Little International live- stock show planned for visitors during parents ' weekend. SPIRITED STUDENTS BOARD busses at Ames to follow the Cyclones to Missouri. 24
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Nights laced life with excitement, then dampered it with solitude and rest NIGHT BLANKETED everything making the buildings change in character . . . but the MRA found the darkness ideal for projecting movies on the Friley wall . . . Night excited us, bored us, sheltered us, worked us, rested us. Little groups of us haunted the Union, sipping coffee over fervent politi- cal rationale and lethargic bridge games. At the armory we sat in breathless quiet while a lone bagpipe wailed its last raw notes into the darkness during the Royal Irish Brigade concert. Then we left the masses and walked on together, hand nestled in warm, strong hand. Finally, the last goodnight left each of us alone. Down the haU patted the incomplete step of a girl tip-toeing to her room. Across the campus a student peered intently at a book and scribbled notes for his term paper. In a soUtary laboratory a grad- uate student muttered over the failure of his experiment and set up another trial. Night blanketed us and morning waited. while the lights of Lincolnway drew others seeking entertainment. 23
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PARENTS WATCH the Cyclones lose to Kansas ' JJL on parents ' day. ' rt • Rp- INDIAN SUMMER HOVERS OVER all of the football games as spectators show up In straw hats and sunglasses. .A bH Weekday pressures cowered in the corner during Migration and Parents ' Day. Some 600 of us headed 250 miles south to the Uni- versity of Missouri at Columbia to watch the Cyclones struggle against the Tigers. But after we got there, a few of us who thrive on paradox shunned the 73-degree weather and planted ourselves in front of convenient TV sets to see the team fall to a 0-10 defeat. On another week end, we stashed away our books, greeted visiting families, and took them out to enjoy the Parents ' Day festivities. After introducing them to roommates, we showed them the campus and took them to see the Cyclones meet the Kansas Jayhawkers. As hosts, we were on a slightly different footing with our parents, and we suddenly glimpsed a new respect in their faces. Migration and parents ' day 25
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