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An existence like none other gained students ' attention. Issues such as proposed parking fees for the Chester E. Peters Recreation Complex, bomb threats to campus buildings and traveling preachers sparked student interest. Those experiences plus other collegiate activities — ordering delivery pizza, watching midnight movies and Late Night with David Letterman, camping out for basketball tickets and partying in Aggieville — made life at K-State exciting for students. 9 For K-Staters, campus life provided an existence that was like none other. Students brought an energy and excitement to the University community that made it a world of its own. It was a world of books and studying, beer and partying, friends and fun. It was a time for learning, growing and planning. Time spent with other students provided K-Staters with the best moments of college. The socially minded student found the Union a convenient meeting spot. A typical scenario might have included bumping into a friend — literally — during the rush between 10:30 and 11:30 classes, going to the Union to have a soft drink and discuss the latest news, and scoping others who were in the Union to eat, shop, study or socialize. But while campus life pro- vided a complement — not to mention a necessary break — to the ritual of classwork, students ' lives were not without controversy or concern. Not only major controversy, but small Campus Life Spring was popular for traveling evangelists to spread news of salvation to crowds. Bible Bob, as he was known to students, evoked many vocal rebuttals as he voiced his beliefs. (Photo by Jeff Tuttle)
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Denise Otte and Brenda Birt catch some rays and Jam with The Dogs? at the Welcome Back Concert. The Dogs? and Steve, Bob and Rich at Memorial Stadium before fall classes started. (Photo by Andy Nelson) Campus Life
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