Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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These 4-wheeling students work on their truck to get it ready to tote all of their kegs to Spring Fling '88. These students, along with many others, however. were disappointed to find spring roll in without a fling. Photo by Merin Studios Bruce Morgan and Lisa Olson, frustrated yearbook editors, look dismayed and comment. But. there's always a Fling! Sorry gang, but in 88. there was no Ring. Photo by Karen Chandler

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Scott Scheimann and Stacey Mouwery embrace in a friendly hug. Friendship was demonstrated In many ways on Valentines Day. Photo by Patrick Morgan Togetherness fills the air. whether in friendship or in losers A prospective Valentines weekend was at hand. Photo by Merin Studios This couple. Lisa Ferrari and Jerry Spi-nry i mblv agreed that one o! the best ways to spend Valentines Day is to get engaged Love surrounded this happy couple on Valentines Day. Photo by Kim Morris Students anticipate the Valentines Weekend. Happiness was found by sharing another's company. Photo by Merin Studios Valentine's • I 5

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At the 9Ville, Spring was here But There was No Fling ------by Patrick Morgan--------- Spring Fling '88 was unbelievable. It could not be compared with any others held. The fact is that t couldn't be compared because there was none. For the first time in several years, there was no Ring at the 'Ville. This particular writer wrote tn last year's TOUCHSTONE about the 87 Fling and in conclusion to that article wrote. Perhaps the University bureaucrats can prevent any organized groups from having flings and parties where alcohol is present, but as long as fun-loving people are willing to join together and supply an area for students to go and relax and party it up. there will always be some form of Spring Fling here at the 'Ville.’ Ks quite obvious now that 1 was wrong. This year the “university bureaucrats not only prevented groups from having a Fling, but prevented any possibility of anyone having any form of a Fling. Of course, it was not only the university who had a hand in this, but also the LCB. who showed up just in the nick of time to diminish all students' hopes of a Fling. The LCB arrived in late March and busted two parties in the borough. Students knew that they would be in town for awhile so there was no attempt of having a Fling. But what makes Spring Fling so wrong? Most students drink somehow or another, everyone knows that. So. what s wrong with everybody getting together in a large area and having a total blast? Well, first of all. there is the hassle of who is going to get the ball rolling. Who is going to spon- sor it? In previous years they have been sponsored by Greeks or other student organizations. Okay, well who’s going to bring the alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages? Likewise. Greeks and other organizations purchased the soda and beer and set up an area where their patrons could go to get a cold drink or something to eat. Continued on page 18. Shawn Kofluh picks away on his guil w to some of h» favorite lunr-s in hope of being asked to play at Spring Klinjj tn the past, vmaU bands and sometimes tu-de«s. asked Or hired 0 play at the aflday event Photo by htorln Studio Spring Fiing • I 7