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SPRING NCE Wu. Above: Cindy stands on chair to get a better per spectlve of the sltuatlon Center Left' Frleda and Stefan take time out be- tween dances Bottom Left: You can dress them up, but you cant take them any where' Belowf ' When I say smlle, Russ, smile' ' N h 3' is E J h. 'K Y ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' --, . ..1 ,u.gRD.n.g.,A,, 25 V1'? 6'Tl- 5 'L '
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K. 4. Winter took NCC full force with freezing temperatures and heavy snowfall, yet stu- dents managed to prevent hi- bernation by participating in Winter Carnival '85. The week-long festivities started off with tray races followed by the ever popular snow- man building contest on Monday, February 11th. Stu- dents stayed out of the cold and cozily watched 0liver's Story and Love Story on Tuesday night. Thursday, the annual blood drive was carried out as scheduled. Later that night, fans filled 0 N QQ l X IX U 0 f o 'xo 0 I x o X XV If lx I f I., P-Z' Above and Below: Students take time out from studying to enjoy their second childhood! Top Right: Looking at the picture just makes me cold! Top Left and Bottom Right: More faces at Faces. :ef rife y - was 9 , Q Merner Fieldhouse to cheer the Men's Basketball team on to victory against Milikin. Winter Carnival drew to a close on February 15th with a Valentine's Dance at Faces on the Green. Couples had a good time as they danced to current tunes into the wee hours of the night.
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Thls year, the much an tlclpated Sprlng dance took place on May 17 and was held at the Palmer House ln Chlcago Cou ples who chose not to flght the heavy express way trafflc had the op tlon of rldlng one of two avallable buses whlch took students to and from the dance Early arrlvers were first served hors doevres before couples were seated to enjoy a prlme rlb dlnner In ad dltlon to an excellently prepared meal, students danced the mght away, or at least tlll 1 a m , to mu SIC provlded by Enter :5 ls.-nk haf, prlses dlSC Jockey Much ef fort and preparation took place beforehand to coordl nate the mghts 3CtlV1t16S, and thanks to the work of sophomore Julee Anderson and Junlor Joanne Beards ley the evemng went off successfully as planned The Spring dance seemed a flttlng concluslon to Sprlng Thlng month sponsored by CUAB Undoubtedly, all those who attended wlll agree that the dance was a speclal event Llk6WlS6, they wlll have fond memo nes of Sprlng Dance 85 Q, AW 1 5 Q 1 , 1 6 Y 1 1 ' 19
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