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Horsing around, Demone Wade Hat- taway, freshman m park management ' and conservation, splasties Stacey Waldman, freshman in open-option, and Veronica Noonan, freshman In com- munication sciences and disorders. We went out with friends, Noonan said. It was a good time, a fun place to go. Photo by Drew Rose This place is awesome. ll S i%S4i To hang out with friends and relax. Issac Crabtree, senior in civil engineering weekend hideaway continued from page 8 (People visit Pillsbury) because of the scenic beauty with the waterfall and all, Hulbert said. Plus, there ' s fishing and swim- ming. After a number of complaints from visitors about broken bottles and other litter throughout the area, the park prohibited alcohol, Hulbert said. (Alcohol) is the biggest problem we have out there, Hulbert said, At least 80 tickets per year are written out for that alone. Students agreed alcohol should be banished from the area. Mark Maynard, freshman in agricultural economics, said he understood the dangers of the area with slick, shallow spots and jagged rocks. Hulbert said no accidents had occurred at Pillsbury since he began working there; however, he thought they may not have been reported. With the drive out here, it ' s probably better (that alcohol is banished), Monica Ahrens, freshman in business administration, said. Pillsbury Crossing did not have any organized events, Hulbert said, but there was still an average of 1,700 visitors per month. Pillsbury had as many as 2,400 visitors per month during the summer and around 700 during the winter. Crabtree said he first visited the area because friends recommended it. Freshman year, some older guys that I knew told me to come, Crabtree said. I have been coming ever since.
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I H Members of Alpha Lori Elliott, freshman in H ti Delta PI pounce on a psychology, pushes ball during the 10th up agai nst a giant annual Earthball. The earthball during the event was resched- annual Earthball uled from the spring event. Elliott and her to fall due to weather. Kappa Delta sisters This was great — lost competed against spring only four teams Gamma Phi Beta. were signed up, (Earthball) was a very Kourtney Betinger, fun experience, Elliott junior in biology, said. said. But it was a lot but 21 teams came more physical than 1 out now. Photo by expected. Photo by Chris Hanewinckel Drew Rose . yr- ' f m. V ' « %f
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