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I ., , LEON FORREST A-1 T 1 rlixvrwissli Professor l of-rl l-,wrrosT hos Three rg-iQ:lmsr:1hlsnome buf CIS i'isil,Jirrjer5:rilr'r Ol The Uepfirirnenf of Afro- Arnerlccin Sfudies, he brings rndny more novels olive for his sludenfs In his courses, rdnging from Survey of Afroflfknwericon LlTerdTure To lhe Block Presence ln Foulkner, ForresT Tries To dwdken sTudenTsl lmdginofions, NTWOUT my sTudenTs To delighT in reddlngf' he sdid. l'l infroduce Them To rich vvorks, dnd They cdn mdke The connecfionsw' ForresT ddmifs ThoT Norfhvvesfern sTudenTs donT redd nedrly os much ds They should. l-le sees redding ds on inTegrdl porT of o well-rounded educdTion dnd would like To see sTudenTs pick up d good book more ofTen, 'Developing educdfionolly is o conTinuol process dnd we need To find vvdys To geT sTudenTs To redd more, like summer redding lisTs,l' he sold. Alfhough offen criTicized by sTudenTs for being Too Thorough, ForresT offers his sTudenTs cldssic books like Rdlph Ellisonls The Invisible lvlon ond Fdulkners Absdlom Absoloml dnd hopes They will discover some sorT of TronsformdTion. When you ore redlly enegdged by d book, There is o sense of inTellecTudl VQVWGWOI, of being regenerofed by greof liTerdTureQ' ForresT sdid, These experiences, pleosures dnd redding skills ledrned in closses con be broughT inTo Idler life. BuT geffing Thof ocross To sTudenTs is d Tricky offdir lorresf sold, becouse There as Cl cerTdln dmounf of aiding in Todchingf fllfhough his courses ore f lllffQl'Jl l,VlTTXllll The Afroe f'lrr'leriQrs1r l Sfudies Meririirfrrff.-riff Porresf finds lfwll1lDifglf',kF dnd whiles '1Uf'Y1flT'7i Vj To lsrlscourses. 'N A if Tslrlffk ifigibllifyl 311 especidlly on Television, hos broughf so much of block Americo inTo The mdinsTredm, he sdid. Encourdged by cldss enrollmenf dnd ddminisTrdTive supporl, ForresT defines The godls of The Afro-Americon Sfudies DepdrTmenT os sTriving To give sTudenTs The broodesT picfure of block diversiTy ond To projecT The deporTmenT's offerings ds boTh inTellecTudlly sTimuloTing dnd vidble. The fuTure plons for The deporTmenT include building on iTs sTrengThs, hiring more foculfy ond dTTrocTing more mojors. Through The inTerreldTion of his vvrifing dnd Tedching, ForresT finds dn ouTleT for his credTiviTy dnd wdnTs To shore more vviTh his sTudenTs. l'Vl!hdT I Teoch is reflecTed in my vvriTing, he sdid. HIT heighTens my vvrifing. Few siTuoTions ollovv for Tdlking dbouT books dnd I feed on Those sorTs of conversdTions. 5 vi iii 'gnu' Ti ,, , SUSAN PIERCE Commuhicdfioh is The key To The Teochihg process, occordihg To Suscih Pierce, d professor ih The Depdrfmehf of Biochemisfry, lyloleculor Biology dhd Cell Biology. Teochihg is Tryihg To moke difficulf Topics uhdersfdhddple, To moke Thihgs simple, Pierce sold. AlThough hoT eyeryohe cdh simplify Thihgs so edsily, Pierce hos peeh recoghized for her dpiliTy To educofe ih OD uhdersfdhdople mdhher wiTh o CAS Teochihg Aword dhd The opporTuhiTy To give The T989-90 CAS FOCUITY LecTure. The lecfure, which is oh The immuhe sysTem oT work, wds oimed of poTh The sciehTific commuhify dhd The geherol public. IT ouflihed immuhology, Pierce's resedrch ihTeresT. lh her immuhopiology cldss, Pierce Tries To cohvey The fuhdomehfdl khowledge of immuhology while remihdihg sfudehfs of The dyhomic hofure fo sciehce. VVhoT I'm Tellihg Them is hoT wriTTeh ih sTohe. Sciehce is excifihg dhd immuhology reflecfs ThoT excifemehfl' Pierce sTresses reseorch ds d mdjor prioriTy ih The educofiohol experiehce. l-ler owh resedrch focuses oh The mdcrophdge cells of The immuhe sysTem dhd , QM-i ' 5 V. 1 1 -., ,.. :rn - - -N..- xg V. - Yvrr Q7 Q u-. b ' X ohTigeh processihg. AT Norfhwesferh, reseorch is d give dhd Toke siTuoTioh pecduse Pierce soys iT's hord To compefe wiTh medicol schools dhd ldrge reseorch cehfers where Tedchihg Time is limifedf' She sees d heed To pdldhce Teochihg wiTh keepihg up To dofe wifh resedrch dhd ehcouroges uhdergroduofes To Tdke ddydhTdge of ihdepehdehT sTudy resedrch opporTuhiTies. lh The pdsT few yedrs, Pierce hos seeh sighificdhf chdhges iD The dTTiTude of The NorThwesTem sTudehT loody. l'Eyeryohe wdhfs To pe o ldwyerf she sdid. l'Six yeoirs ogo, hihefy percehf of declored mdjors wohTed To pe pre-med, how The shihe is off. Pierce feels Thof TV shows like L.A. Low cohTripuTed To This shifi dlohg wiTh The AIDS epidemic dhd mdlprdcfice suiTs ThoT score off fuTure docfors, She hos dlso seeh o chdhge ih sfudehfs' expecTdTiohs, pecouse They ore hoT os focused oh issues, dhd how They hoye such diyerse ihTeresTs.'l As The ohly femole professor ih The depcirTmehT, Pierce is cohcerhed oipouf The fuTure of womeh ih sciehfific professiohs. VViTh fdmily respohsipilifies dhd fewer opTiohs, mohy womeh ore opfihg ouT of The Tehure Trdcff' she sold. They cdh do resedrch puf doh'T Tdke oh The respohsipilify of professorship,.,VVomeh drehlf moyihg up The occidemic rohks dhd should pe? Norfhwesferh is Tryihg To hire more womeh ih sciehce dhd, dccordihg To Pierce, There oire guoilified womeh ouT There, puf The luck of The drdw hos lefi her The lohe femdle ih The BIVIBCB fdculfy. 35 CRIS JOHNSCN Y' i :v.ci'f1g'1 fllfrlll flffli.',+3w,T'31rfl in T955 Y: il -fli prow :ssor dnd dvr. L1'fp7xfjT'YJT ChOlr Dolls ll -llxrwsurrsi WSIS never len her ljilmls mdfer She sTiIl enjoys i+jiwlrriil'NQc1hd COTWTTTWUGS To lelszrn form her sTudenTs 'i:very'dC1y. She finds The unlversiTy full of TcreoTive, prlghf people who shore o common desire To conTinue leorningf As choirwomon of The Communicolion Sciences ond Disorders DepdrTmenT wlfhin The School of Speech, Johnson Tedches ond sTudies The prood dred of communicoTion ond The role of sympol sysTems in socieTy, She sees her moior responsipiIiTy in conjuncTion wiTh The universiTy os lgenerdTing ond disseminofing knowledge, As we leorn more, There is olwoys more To Tedch sTudenTs in The hopes They will use ThdT knowledge To ledrn even more. CommunicoTion sciences is on imporTonT dred of sTudy Johnson sdys, pecouse IODQUOQQ is posic for independence. l'Acduiring Idnguoge is o mojor godl for people pecduse iT increoses ooTh mooiIiTy ond direcTion, she sdid. Clinicol resedrch dlso ploys o key role in The sTudy of communicofion. Johnson is dcTively involved in reseorch, cifing pdrTiculdr inTeresT in o vorieTy of sTudies including cross- culfurol projecTs invesTigdTing ldnguoge ond pirTh rdTe connecTion dnd longeferm evoluoTion of progress in pdTienTs wiTh communicdfion disorders. 36 ki fl-,Q .ll ,Y -s She sees her reseorch os on infegrdl pon of The process of Tedching. VViTh conTinued reseorch, There is d feeling of olwoys goining new knowledge To poss on To young people wiTh inguisiTive minds, Johnson sold. Johnson sdys she hopes To olwoys oe o porT of The NorThwesTern communiTy, l'NorThwesTern dllows The freedom ond supporl To develop ideds ond pursue o wide vdrieTy of Topics, she sdid. Johnson dlso Tdkes her mission of Tedching very seriously. l Thoroughly enjoy Tedching ond ledrningf she soid. ll would love To conTinue Ieorning ond giving oThers The opporTuniTy To Ieornf' ' .. 44. , I ii kilkfagnlg T l i ROBERT MENGES .eorning obouT leorning is vhof broughT Professor fflenges To The School of Educofion. ln his closses for JoTh groduoTe sTudenTs Jnd undergroduofes, iAenges Tries To focus on he fundomenfols of eoching by suggesfing gools ond Then prompTing ffudenfs To modify ond :honge These To fiT Their weeds. l'd like To see sTudenTs be cleor in whoT hey wonT To occomplish Jnd Then work ouT o Jrocedure To be successful n meeTing These gools, sllenges soid. In Jccordonce wiTh This plon, sAenges hos sTudenTs design somple lesson plons, 3rocTice in fronT of The closs Jnd view videofopes of 'heir performonce. His iAeThods of Observing lumon Behovior closses :orry ouT individuol Jrojecfs, observing people around compus ond jrowing conclusions obouT 'heir ocTions. vienges' inTeresT in how Jeople leorn in The :lirecTion of Their own :hoosing sporks his work Nifh The newly formed Jrogrom, The Cenfer for leoching Professions of NIorThwesTern. He Teoches groduofe sTudenTs how To 'eoch of The posf- secondory level. He olso Norks wiTh Teoching JssisTonTs who moy hove Nod very liTTle Troining in educoTion ond need The :JpporTuniTy To gef experience. lvlenges soys effecfive Teoching is o Tough problem of NorThwesTern. As o member of The Tosk force, he hopes ThoT iTs recommendoTions, like The Teoching ossisTonT progrom, ore puT info procTice ond he supporfs more rewords ond incenfives for excellence in Teoching ond greoTer oTTenTion given To insTrucTionoI ocTiviTies. STudenTs olso need To ploy on ocfive role in Their own educoTion ond lvlenges would like To see sTudenTs o liTTle more odvenTuresome ond open To experimenToTion, ciTing new progroms like The junior TuToriols spurred by The Tosk force. The fuTure of The Teoching force is exTremeIy imporTonT To Ivlenges. We need To Troin new Teochers ds older foculTy members ore neoring reTiremenT, lvlenges soid. We need To provide opporTuniTies To younger foculTy. Menges encouroges sTudenTs To enTer The Teoching profession even more so now becouse Teochers ore in greoTer demond producing increosed rewords in The field. Shoring in innovoTive resedrch ond wriiing ore olso incenTives for joining The ongoing process of leorning obouT leorning. Helping people leorn is grofifying for lVlenges becouse he soys iT's very excifing ond soTisfying To woTch oTher people grow. P Cymru fe -- -- -- We egazbr- 'fr T153 Eiisiiefie -5 if l I . ,, ,. .f. . i . , i ' ' ' ' P if V X 1' 5231 V 1,.....4...... JOAN GOLDSMITH Donf ever be boring' is one of CAS professor Joon Goldsmifhls personol molTos. Ilf I ever give o boring lecfure, l feel Terribly guilTyQ' GoldsmiTh sdid. l'And lid probcibly rewriTe iT The nexf Time oroundfl As d professor in The hisTory deporfmeni, Goldsmifh Teoches d wide voriefy of courses including Europeon CiviIizdTion ond Tudor Engldnd. She Tries To keep her closses lively ond inferesfing by using movies obouf porficulor Time periods ond primory source mdferiol, somefimes sfrdighf ouT of old English librories. 'lVVriTing o lecfure is like Telling d sTory, she sciys. When we Think like Them Chisforicol peopleb, we undersfdnd Them. The sTory is hord To Tell, however, especlolly when closses ore lorge ond There ore 750 yeors To cover in only Ten weeks os wiTh Europeon Civilizcifion. Therefore her focus is somefimes ndrrow. l'm sorT of d sociol-culfurol hisforion ond Thc1T's how I oflen presenf moTeriol, C5oldsmiTh sold. She olso Tries To presenf inTeresTing sides To hisTory, incorporcrfing unifs or lecfures on The noT so well known Europeon peosonTs ond women's roles in hisfory. l hove o commiTmenT To Tell dbouf os mony people ds l con. I find The people excifing ond Teoching hisfory is fun ond obsolufely foscinofing, Goldsmifh sold. A self-procloimed honds- on Tecicherj' Goldsmifh would love To run dll The discussion secfions herself ond in smoll C-level hisTory courses, she oflen does. Then I know where The problems ore ond if keeps me from feeling sepdrcifed from my sTudenTs. In The lorger closses, however, This isnlf olwoys possible ond Goldsmifh encouroges sfudenf infercrcfion by holding office hours in engoging in hisfory discussions wifh sTudenTs. There is oi Tremendous dmounf of exchcinge going on bofh in ond ouf of lecfures. IT redlly cuTs down on feelings of Tecrcher isolofion. And iT's olwcrys rewording To work wifh sTudenTs, Goldsmifh sold. Professor Goldsmifh loves hisfory so much Thof her ideol job would be o curofor or cdrefoker of on ElizobeThon house. Elizcrbefhon Englond is her fdvorife Topic ond The posfers of Queen Elizobefh covering her office wdlls ciTTesT To This. l'm foscinofed by Queen Elizcibefh ond dll of hisfory. IT hos become on obsession. l've Turned my ovocofion info d vc1cdTion! x X .-5, . T ,W I . fliifi ' ff' NG PLAN T5 uS WASTE S Q RONALD KAATZ Professor Rondld KdoT2 of The lvledill School of Journdlism vvishes he could hdnd ouT grddes on The firsT doy of closs. l-le hos o sincere desire To see his sTudenTs leorn regdrdless of The grode received, ond he vvdnTs his sfudenfs To vvolk ovvdy from his B03 Adverfising cldsses vviTh on enThusiosTic inTeresT in The supjecT ond o reolizofion Thdf The field of ddverfising isn'T oil block ond vvhiTe. lvlosT of dll, KdoTz would like To insfill in dll of his sTudenTs d sense of noT peing dfroid To Toke risks, sdying lmoype you cdn'T foil in life, puT you con dfford To fdil here. Groduofing from NorThvvesTern in l957, KodTz held mdny jobs in ddverfising ond vvriTing before he mode The move - in i986 To Tedching Tull-Time df Norfhvvesfern. l-lis love of young people, Teoching ond ddverfising hos led him To design his closses so Thdf sTudenTs see The vvhole picTure. Anyone con reod o poolc, puf l Try To moke The TexTpook come dlive,'l Kddfz sold. l-le incorporofes video ond nevvspdpers inTo his courses os well, highlighfing The good ond pod sides of odverTising vvhile bringing The herifoge of ddverTising To IighT. Anofher mdjor porf of his closses revolve oround sTudenT inTerdcTion. Kodfz feels Thof ci moior porf of ledrning is shoring ideos vviTh oTher peoplel' l-le develops This oy encouroging sTudenTs To discuss projecTs omong Themselves, To come up vviTh reol-life solufions To procTicdl odverfising proplems, dnd To see Things from mdny differenf views. Sfudenfs should firsT leorn odverTising, KooTz sold, ond Then redlize ThdT vvhdT They ore doing Toddy con pe modified for Tomorrow. KdoTz's pdssion for Tedching orises from The universol dspecf of his supjecT. Everyone is exposed To odverfising, IT undoupTedly influences us dll, Koofz sdid. l'llm Trying To help sTudenTs, To moke Them undersTdnd dll The ospecTs of odverfising--The hisTory ond The redliTy of iT. I vvonT To pring The cldssvvork olive for Them. 39 FREDRICK HEMKE l nrv seven years Toesr: l seem ThaT longj sara School oT lvlusic lfrolessor Frea llemke of his years Teaching aT TTJOTTTTWGSTQTTTT. ll have an enThusiasm Tor The ioaTTirmaTion of life. Life is very posiTive-fThaTls why lm here. Believe in life ana cherish iT!l Hemke loves Teaching ana wanTs his sTuclenTs To make The mosT of Their lives as well, believing ThaT each has someThing uniaue To offer. l'VVhen ThaT spark of creaTiviTy begins To evolve inTo pure creaTiviTy, iT's a marvelous sensaTion, The challenge is To grasp ThaT spark ana make iT shine, Hemke saia. This Task is macle easier because The sTucienTs l-lemke comes across in The wina ana percussion cleparTmenT are lvery TalenTeoI ana aeclicaTecl, They really know why They're heref' NorThwesTern araws a very cliversifiea ana exciTing crowa, boTh socially ana eThnicaIly, Hemke saia, ancl each Music School class is Truly TTirsT raTef' llNorThwesTern isn'T buTTonhoIeaf' l-lemke saia. TIT gives sTuclenTs broacl inTelIecTual ana culTural aclvanTages while They are challengecl by fine facuITy. As an arTisT ancl a Teacher, Hemke feels he has a mission To reach ouT To his sTuaenTs ana culTivaTe Their TalenTs. He woula like Them To leave NorThwesTern wiTh The acuTe abiliTy To Think ana To know how To Think ana express Their creaTiviTy ri-fciugii music. The r,ruaenTs help Themselves a gfeaT aeal, he saia, because There is a sense TrQ,r ao well because iT is c-xpcrzlea, Theylre in an aTr'sriosrirhere where 4 X 'ETly'UTTC? is Trying as hara as lr rey borfzcirially can clof 4w,lflr-5-, rm aTTenTion To The 'J'jTTliff'9 errcourages fl TQ sTuaenTs To seek ouT exTracurricular acTiviTies To broaaen Their horizons ana become beTTer arTisTs, llvlusic is noT a business of learning Technique, iT is expressing yourself wiTh musical means, he saia. IT is exacTly This belief in self- expression ThaT lecl l-lemke To work wiTh The lnTegraTea ArTs Program because arT is jusT a means of expressing yourself. You have To be willing To Take The risk--The risk To have people know you? As a worlol-renownecl performer, Hemke shares in The risk-Taking he seeks for his sTuaenTs. I have an inTernal clrive To wanT To share my bliss wiTh arT, l-lemke saia. lT is imporTanT To express our uniaue selves. Everyone has somerhing uniaue To say ancl always Try To say iT. ThaT's a high ThaT you clon'T ofTen Tinafl RICHARD In his firsT Two years in The mechanical engineering deparTmenT of The lvlcCormick School for Engineering, AssisTanT Professor Richard LuepTow has found ThaT Teaching is a IoT of hard work. Regardless of The work load, LuepTow says he loves Teaching. l enjoy whaT l Teach, so l'm enThusiasTic abouT iT. I wanT my sTudenTs To feel my enThusiasm and be moTiyaTed To love learning, he said. In his classes, LuepTow aims firsT and foremosT To Teach The fundamenTals of fluid mechanics and iTs applicaTions. Secondly, he Tries To Teach sTudenTs how To Think. Too ofTen iT's The plug and grind scenario, LuepTow said. l expecT a loT from my sTudenTs--l'm noT handing iT To Them on a silver plaTTer. LuepTow also gives his sTudenTs Tools ThaT could be useful in The indusTry jobs many will evenTually hold. One of his class assignmenTs incorporaTed memo-wriTing inTo a design projecT encouraging LUEPTOW sTudenTs To be boTh creaTive and To express Themselves because LuepTow says communicaTion is a major parT of engineering. LuepTow loves The freedom he has found in academia since he IefT indusTry. l-le Takes on various responsibiliTies and influences sTudenTs in many diferenf ways. His favoriTe job Thus far has been wriTing a recommendaTion for one of his besT sTudenTs. lT made me feel good knowing l was helping him geT inTo grad school, LuepTow said. Research is also a major faceT of LuepTow's role in academia. For him research is very exciTing because iT is doing someThing no one else has done, undersTanding someThing no one else undersTands. LuepTow said he finds his NorThwesTern sTudenTs appreciaTive and moTiyaTed because They know when They are learning someThing useful and They acknowledge iT. In an addiTional role as a freshman advisor, LuepTow has observed ThaT some sTudenTs are noT spending enough Time sTudying. l-le suggesfs limiTing nighTs ouT To once or Twice a week and reminds all his advisees ThaT an NU educaTion is noT necessarily golden, you'll geT ouT of iT whaT you puT inTo iT. DespiTe his oTher responsibiliTies, LuepTow sees Teaching as his major goal. As a Teacher, I have The responsibiliTy To mold The nexT generaTion, he said. l am Teaching Them a career--noT jusT mechanics. l am Teaching Them how To Think and live Their lives. 41 MARY LADD-TAYLOR Many of her sTuaenTs alreaay know a greaT cleal abouT womens scholarship, saia AssisTanT Professor Molly Laala-Taylor of The Womens STuaies DeparTmenT, Many sTuaenTs, however, have noT ThoughT abouT issues affecTing women. BuT Lacla-Taylor saia ThaT once They sTuay Them in The conTexT of VVomen's STuaies courses, The sTuclenTs gain so much insighT abouT Themselves ana abouT socleTy. In her seconcl year aT NorThwesTern, Laacl-Taylor saia ThaT Teaching is fun ana frusTraTing aT The same Time, There is so much To cover ana sTuaenTs come in wiTh very aifTerenT approaches, she saia. For some iT's a brave Thing Tor Them To Take The class. Laacl-Taylor sTresses ThaT women's sTuales courses can benefiT everyone, male ana female. She encourages ana welcomes men To enroll in her classes. They offer a gooa balance, Laacl-Taylor saicl. They are willing ana inTeresTea ana men ofTen offer new viewpoinTs. More men neea To Take classes like These, she believes. The classes aren'T jusT for women, we Talk abouT major socieTal issues like paia work versus housework ana moThering, ana ask auesTions abouT how siTuaTions aiffer for men,'l Laaal-Taylor saia. The Topics counTer- balance Those TaughT in oTher cllsciplinesfl In a socleTy aominaTea by whiTe males, Laaa-Taylor sees a neea To encourage universiTies To conTinue invesTing in feminisT scholarship ana To Train people, especially women, To make a aifference wiTh Their lives. AlThough universiTies have maae more inroaas Than oTher areas, Laaa-Taylor saicl ThaT They sTill neea To arrange for parenTal leave opporTuniTies ana clevelop chila care policies. The changes over The lasT few years have been immeasurable, she saia. Women's STuaies is much more accepTeol now buT is sTill someTimes auesTionea. The facT ThaT NorThwesTern has a cerTificaTe program aT all is a posiTive sTep. Through her classes, Laclcl- Taylor hopes To challenge sTuaenTs' ways of Thinking in orcler To Turn arouncl Their preconceived noTions. l wanT sTuaenTs To Think criTically, she saia. lT's noT abouT buying a line. 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WildcaT Baseball ended The major league drafT- The season wiTh T5 wins, ed seven players, includ- The mosT The Team has ing juniors Tim Buhe and ever had in a Big Ten sea- Dave Van Winkle, The mosT son, and placed sixTh wiTh- ever for NorThwesTern, and in The conference. The Team spIiT a Tough series againsT lvlinnesoTa wiTh Two nine inning games, and proved ThaT home field was an advanTage againsT Illinois. 84 The greaTesT number wiTh- in The Big Ten. Senior Greg lVlarTin was selecTed To Second Team All Big Ten and Brian Chisdak made Third Team All Big Ten. fx . ,Je 'F wi -f ,107 pi I -.,.,,-1 H' BASEBALL dz' , 1' I 'sivlw 0, ,A , N- M K U 9 , x - , 'tw' x -N .. , ,Y at A A L WM- M, '-fl x '1 ' YQ! if i t ' ' Q W V . N J , SX, 3, gs . U Q ,- y 5 Q, .Ah 3, V ' P , , a Q - 5 , K s - -f ,.' ' ' . ' i L it . X , . Q ' su i, .. f x ,GN , Ad ,IF ' ' ,O Q ,max N, . af 4. 4 4- M L1 w S A xg 1 :E .4-lf' . X, X ., . . 1 MQ' 5 il! 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Close rnoicnes wiin Wisconsin ond iviicnigon oloced ine Teorn Tnird wifnin ine conference. Two NCAA duolifiers oroved ine sirengin ond deoin of Wildcoi Tennis. Fresnrnon Todd Moriin wos nomed Big Ten Conference Fresnrnon of ine Yeor with on impressive record of 20-3. Number one singles pldyer Sieve I-ierdoizo olso nod on ouisionding seoson wiin T9 wins oui of 22 Qornes. Tne lniercollegioie Tennis Coocnes Associoiion nonored junior Gory Conen os on Acodennic Ail- Arnericon. 'H T ,,.s, A A.s, ,gg ..,, ,E 88 V is w., s, 35' Z .1 'T? is X if if 1- 5 . ,Q Q, .ipgrwb -:::Q -1-,-, ' 1 if-EY , .---,N,xt N V A. ' Y. N -Y NN--S W, A f vinci' , , . A, -y is if si fl if F , WOMEN S TENNIS DespiTe Iosihg Their ooooh OT The ehd of The seosoh, VVorheh's Tehhis wds dole To hold TogeTher ohd fihish The seosoh wiTh o Q-2 record wiThih The Big Teh. Big wihs over SouTh Corolihd, Texos A8dVl, ohd TrihiTy ploced The VViIdooTs Third ih The cohferehoe. ATTer oeoTihg Wisoohsih durihg The reguldr sedsoh, The Teorh IosT To The Bodgers in The Comoiohship TourhdmehT. Sehior ChrisTihd Sohusohel, The humber ohe sihgles ployer, wos DOFTWSU OD ArThur Ashe Junior SporTr'hohship wihher by The lhTeroollegioTe Tehhis Codohes AssocidTioh, os well os piooihg hihTh ih The regioh. The fuTure of The VViIdooT Tehhis seems sTrohg wiTh six of The hihe oloyers reTurhihg. M-9 25 . - , Qu, V11 U il 5 . , a n d Q' ' 5 Aw .wrflllihi f 1 fc, go-aw-',mmnM Q , Q, f fffs? FOCTBALL WildcciT foofboll Tried in vdin To cloim d vicTory This secrson. Beginning wiTh o 41-31 loss To Duke UniversiTy, opfimism remoined high. However, Two defeoTs ond disoppoinTmenT followed, only To hove The 113-1 1 lndidno defeoT furlher lowered The Teom's spirifs. NorThwesTern neorly grdsped The nexT Two gdmes ogdinsT lvlinnesoTo on OcTober 111 ond Universify of Wisconsin oT lVlddison on OcTober 21, yeT The Cc1Ts missed vicTory ,lx .1-rg by o smclll morgin. The seoson ended wiTh defeoT, buf NorThwesTern remoined second in The Big Ten ronkings in Terms of ToToI offense offer nine gdmes ployed. Despife The fooflodll Tec1m's O-1 1 record, ond O-8 in The Big Ten, some individuol ployers mode Their mork in bofh The NCAA ond in NorThwesTern hisforv. Richdrd Buchonon finished firsT in The Big Ten conference in receiving. On The seoson, he groboed Q4 posses for 1,1 15 ydrds I-WI i if '.,-f -as 'Kai' ond nine Touchdowns--dll NorThwesTern records. Buchdnon wds ncrmed dll- Big Ten ond eorned or spof on The dll-conference firsT Teom. Toiloock Boo ChrisTion seT The school record for single- seoson rushing wiTh 1,291 vords. l-le wcis ndmed To The dll-conference second Teom. QuorTerbock Tim O'Brien, offensive linemon Derrill VesT, kicker lro Adler, TlghT end Bob Griswold ond linebocker Thomds l-lomco were honoroble menfions. 91 pf aynss 'uhh x Mn 92 QV' Di lj I Pc k C ' ' f if , 5 w If 1 , .nd 601, uf' fn- li xx fa, -ul S 21 . 1 6 HU. . fab JV' 'ml Q31 y ri I F 59:35:41 0 if K .'1 '4t.. Q ann.. ilk J- f FOOTBALL FIELD HCJCKE Y in---...Q-if 4-naizfffffvfivffn, , , ,-, ft--f5 ' N. rw 'wdflta' we- '1f' ' 'w :'m f N , 4 96 xx 4 W 5? ...., .-.-1. 'u xg ,..! 7 '-Fir .Q if .x4..,,X. . ., 8 sk ,e .,.,,. I 4.1 '- . -CT' av i ,,, Ploying in The Mid-VVesT CoIIeQioTe Field Hockey Conference, The VViIdcoTs hod on impressive seoson, Their Conference record of 8-i-i oloced Them second wiThin The IViidwesT region. During The NCAA Chdmoionshios, The Teom oeciT second rdnked UniversiTy of NorTh Cdrolind To go on To The NCAA Finoi Four. In The Findl Four, The VVildcdTs oeoT Iowo ofier losing To Them in The reguior sedson. NorThwesTern is rdnked Third in The noTion dT The end of The Chomoionshio seoson wiTh Two FirsT Tedm All-Americons: senior goolie Kim IVieTcoIf ond junior mid-fielder AnTonineTTe Lucos. IELD HOCKEY W If - .2- -an-.K V-- I-.pu :mir :::l::x: '-nm'-M M '- xr .,, 98 B49W - 1 I K .1 9 ,. TOO VGLLEYBALL NorThvvesTern volleypoll hod Trouple converTing iTs TolenT inTo vvins ds They finished The seoson neor The poTTorn of The Big Ten, plocing 8Th. The findl record does noT do iusTice To sorne exciTing gdrnes. The highlighT of The seoson vvos The Vl!iIdcoTs' pig vvin over perennidl powerhouse VVesTern Ivlichigon in only Three gornes. DespiTe The poor finish, seniors Shelley Brzozvvski ond STephdnie Kornrnes received All Big-Ten honorople rnenTion. Brzozvvski led The TGOTTW in kills ond digs. She vvos olso one of The noTionls Iedders in service oces. Kornrnes vvds recognized for leoding The Teorn in plocks ond finished The seoson ronking fiTTh in The Big Ten. i FJ X . l Y l 1 : 5' sf , N .f ff C.. y-9 4' 5' sw' A Av A c 551,145 '1 4929 A , ' 'f:2Q,:.:-E l ,W J' I . 1 ' sf' 3' s 5 -icbllisutff-5 , XKNWK' ww, iz 7 Z? .- hw- 101 SOCCER The WildcdT soccer Teom Tihished The T989 seosoh wilh oh overoll record of 8- lOfl dhd o Big Teh record of T-2. DesoiTe Their ihiTidI DTODIGVTTS wiTh scorihg, The Teorh ohiTed To crush sorhe oowerful rivdls. 0h OcTooer 22, The Teorh grosoed Their TirsT Big Teh wih of The seosoh. Led oy Too scorer Joh Hdll, The Teorh pldyed excepTiohoIly good soccer To defeoT Ohio SToTe wiTh o score of 41-2,sdid cooch lvlichoel KuherT. The gorhe ogoihsT The UhiversTy of Vlliscohsih oT Greeh Boy rhorked ohoTher drdrhoTic rhoTch for The CdTs. VViTh seveh rhihuTes remoihihg, NorThwesTerh's offehse exploded To dTTdih o L1-3 vicTory. VViTh rhohy close gomes, five of The seveh losses lcould hdve gohe The oTher woy, KuherT exoloihed. Chdllehged by Their rigorous schedule, The Tedrh corhpleTed The seosoh wiTh Two sTrohg perforrhohces. -93 .I-1, MA 1 J, Swv . J :An , 5, 11 df T02 5 1 i, ,f 4 -r q ...--n-i Mm t-'P 5 'f. 103 MEN 'S BASKETBALL I I 3 1' 104 Y WILDCA75 4 r ,gcdw The Wiidoots hod o tough sedson with o number of disoppointments. Two one-point losses dgdinst Bringhdm Young ond Vonderbilt over Christmds hurt 'reom morole ond predicted the future of the seoson. Agdin in Jdnudry, the Cots fooed d difficult ioss in d oiose gdrne dgdinst Illinois on the Cots' horne court. -sf 1 H ,Wqgwm X ,WMA . , , tsiit Despite the losses, some Wiidcots ployed well. X Freshmon Kevin Nixon proved to be o nice 1 surprise, dveroging six 4 points per gorne within the i Big Ten ond i i points per W V ,, gorne overoli. Rex Wolters f led the tedrn in scoring . within the conference ond ' worker Lombiofre was the overoll Iedding scorer. Brion Sohwdbe wos the teorn's Iedding rebounder. M V 4 6 l ui - if wang 3 4 .2 is W H-lf' fx, X WILUEHTS .1-IH .. in iff 93- 'E' -All 5 -asf' ll' Y I. , fx, .45 X x 'ik '7' -f H P-- V 271 5. 'ff-31, , V A I . , 1 A , ,.L ..,, -1 .zanguun--ll'1u,, ' ' fu M. -Q --Q - ' M '- ' ' 'X 107 BASKETBALL x Q Z X 1 , L o A ' 1 ll IOS 109 WOMEN 'S BASKETBALL i989-OO proved to be Kennelly ond Michele the Wildcdts' best seoson Sdvoge. stort ever. This success The tedm hdd big wins come through over Michigdn Stdte ond concentroted tedrn Michigdns consistently ploying. In on overoge strong tedrn. Edrly wins SW., gorne, ot leost five pldyers helped the Cots to rdnk were in double figures. 20th in the country during Sorne of the rnost vdluple the middle of their sedson. ployers were: Seniors Kelly Becduse the Wildcdts Cole ond Robin Gdrretr, hove good depth, more Junior Myo Whitmore, ond successful sedsons ore on Sophornores Ndncy the horizon. fr , gf' 5 ' ' 1 'Ill ', . ,-A 14 14, r .' 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VA: ConTinuing from Their posiTion wiThin The Big Ten. :1sT sedson's speoTdcuIdr The Te-om benefiTied inish, The WiIdcoT wresTIing from Three members eom redched iifh in The ronking in The Top five :ounTry, despiTe d oround The counTry in Their Iooching ohdnge. New respecTive weighT oidsses. :odch, Tim Cysewski, Defending Big Ten Chdmp Jrovided The Ieodership ond All-Americon Jock or The Tecirn To go on To Griffin Ci i8D wos Third in The :edt Troditiondlly Tough nofion. Brod Troviolio C1675 AinnesoTo in o close duol dlso rdnked Third. Two- neeT C24-195, Successes Time All-Americon Mike uch os This roised The Funk C1773 wos fifTh. edm To The number one :untill .nnnnnni H3 lb?-w '24, N ,,, . 'fi-A 1 1 1' 4, ?g'.j5.1l as f . ' 5 r 1 awe-f'L4i5flwf' 94 .4 ,E ., . ' -as .. sl -. L 6- . N x , xp A- xv. k f -- .F Q' . 1 w . I ' ' N . , va-Q' u ,,--1-W' 1 v X 14 1. 5 , X2 X go ', r - ,. .-:V Q .y R I Q 9 , Q 1, f .V Ax 5' A A N ,: s' 'f . . 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Morilyn Peck's long disidnce freeslyle Times hdve dlso seT records. Women's WiIdcoT swimming hos o solid fuTure ond enough depTh To help The Teom redch Top ronkings. ,L , A , ' w ,:, ..-i. 5 v ,Ya ,LW sm , I A 4, -.W .-.sq ' Q .-qvffi' ' 3-nv , . , - 1 ,in 3 'l1'Z- ,v if-V '!Y ' ifL.,,, 1 rw -. df-iss V' ,v ,. 'Ns A .T s? ff'-- ra QQ,,,, W' 'j, 'TN9Je-1' 3 'lflyfh .15-,. me J' -., sf: ff'-s . S, , N , , -1- 1 ' .'4 v ' ,pw fflfzrn-Lf' 'mwuff 1. '1M.,,,. 1 Qgfmgp 4.55 .pl fl. : ' V, 1:,,Yg,'f,Qf'f5ff'QC y:., T W' mi. +1 is-fs c -im A -V if -swam fs-.2,?,'.:41:if i :is T V-'i',r,i 'K+ 1 - ,Jr N-N, T T s 115 BAND H6 J Q:-51.4. ,444 Al 0' 7,2 ey A3 f I 'W LADY CATS ,H 7' mg if s 1 ,Ma fi ,l, 's' . ,s YKM x R HQ CHEERLEADER 1- 4 .if H9 CLUB sPoRTS .Hg-aJ 1, 5 rm. wx W., . Q-.. . ,J Liytprr ,-j1,Lg,1.1':',,' 1 W -ui .... ,. 4wJ3,:'g, 4 V I - , 2:2-1-74vQ -A-sm 5,gf7s:2f'f ' M ' 4 , 555, p . ,, A wir! , ' .. MQ 7: I ,f fwfe, . 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INTR MURALS -I :,1ww.m...nuwmw, .MVN , A...M,h'wm. w Q INTRAMURAL SPORTS FIELD HOCKEY Natalie Beckerman Nicole Cattell Julia I-laabestad Kathy Halley Elizabeth Jaffee Kristen Logan Antoinette Lucas Kim Metcalf Betsy Myers Tami Neuhausel Sue Novack Martha Sandven Mary Beth Searles Colleen Senich Lori Staley Marlowe Tessmer Amy Vail Jennifer Wolden T26 ROSTERS .L- rr Q 344 fs L 1, ' AM 1, 'ii' L li- ,-' J 'g .Q I A 63-' , .Ls- ,p f r I ' flag? fr-- 'ixmtf L .-, T1fN We - A 90 fr I YV I ll l O , l , f. ' '--'-'- 4 4 is , l-f' A A . y .,,,,6, V NV,- I I -Y. ,y r 4 ' Q A . f A e W , A 5 L-.M Q ' ,, , A ' 4'2V , G V '- ' A , , - if ,fha JJ' , ft? .',,l.N,v-X y t gg- I fa I f .hx .L .gb.L..,sgg..,A,,,M,,- 5 ,Lf TL , , FOOTBALL IYO Adler Greg Gill Craig Perry Mike Allaway Mike Golarz Chris Pietrangeli Bob Arne Scott Golarz Jeff Pietrowski Darryl Ashmore Mark Benson Brendan Bentley Frank Boudreaux Jeff Brantley John Broeker Andy Brooks Richard Buchanan Brett Buckner Tobin Buckner Colby Burke D.R. Callentine Lester Carney Bob Christian Marlon Collins Tyrone Colins Davis Cross Jason Cunningham Eric Dixon Brad Draga Matt Dzierwa David Eaton Ed Feaster Greg Fischer Craig Forman Dan Freveletti Earl Gatch Jason Green Bob Griswold Stan Holsen Thomas Homco John Ivlow Dwight James Jeff Jimmar Conrad Jones Eric Jones Doug Jorndt Kip Kelly Kevin Krebs Willie Lindsey Mike Lowe Greg Manis Ron Maulding Bill McCann Randy McClellan Todd McCIish Dave Merenkov Kurt Minko Dave Mitidiero Chip Morris Pat New Butch Newhouse Pat Norton Tim O'Brien Anthony Purkett Todd Reeves Tom Rodeno Steve Rosen Steve Rosholt David Sanderson Adam Schell Aaron Seacat Mike Shares Steve Shine Donald Smith Terry Smith Ed Sutter Terry Thomas Brian Tichy Derrill Vest Robert Walton Milt Washington Eric Wenzel Sheridan Wilks Leonard Williams Kent Willis Leroy Windfield Matt Witt David Woollard Jim Zajicek Curt Zipfel WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Kelly Cole Renee Ducre Heather Erlel Robin Garrett Donna Groh Nancy Kennelly Jennifer Kroll Wilha Lee Michele Savage Jeanine Wasielewski Mya Whitmore Tracey Williams MEN'S .BASKETBALL Don Brotz John Dencker Larry Gorman David Holmes Charles Howell Walker Lambiotte Todd Leslie Kevin Nixon Evan Pedersen Don Polite Lucis Reece Bryan Ross Rob Ross Brian Schwabe Rex Walters . w, M ,Au LACROSSE Kristy Goodfellow Julia Haabestad Antoinette Lucas Kara Mansfield Maureen Mullen Tami Neuhausel 'AQSM W Sue Novack Sara Pickens Brenda Schumacher Kathy Seelaus Rosie Seelaus Colleen Senich . Sara Weisfeldt , 3 9' T, ,g A L' A at My J r G M B . g Q 2' fs is - L IN 'L Lf' N' Qs ' Ii Y 4 -.I 1 X' H 1: 4 2 ' A' as WRESTLING SQQQER Paul Andreotli phil Barth David Blanke Brian Burgess Matt Case Thierry Chau Mike Cheatham Mike Funk Robert Gonzales Jack Griffin Rod Heiser Chris Kaminski Neil Kohlberg Rick Lenth Aaron Libman Jason Scarpone Scott Shoemaker Tim Spence Brad Traviolia Roger Williams Toby Willis Tad Yeager Chris Beverung Dylan Calsyn Sean Carlin Mike Clay Kevin Ford Austin Gibbons Johnathan Hall Charles Hobey Tom Hospel Michael Johnson George Kokodynski Dirk Klemm Kurt Kunerl Andrew Newman Joe O'Toole Bobby Padera Gary Schick Dan Segel Derek Sherk Dana Shreeve Chris Sonnenday Jeff Stuecken VOLLEYBALL Shelley Brzozowski Heather Fredin Anya Harelik Jenny Jostes Stacey Kammes Stephanie Kammes Amy Loose Kara McManaman Dawn Nash Carey Nostrant Miriam Stariha Tricia Tadin WOMEN'S FENCING Corolyn Borber Erico Brown Bernodefle Burke Donielle Diehl Jill Frdnk Debby Hinch Heidi Johnson Jonel Obenchoin Jenny Sounders Jill Smelhells G-lorio Su 128 WOMEN'S TENNIS Tonyo Evdns Cindy Gdllowoy Soyoung Lee Lindsoy Moflhews Lynn Nobors Wendy Nelson Chrislino Schuschel MEN'S TENNIS G-dry Cohen Jimmy Cushing Moro Eisen Chris Gregersen Steve Herdoizo Todd Monsfield Todd Morlin Todd Occomy Brion Sollzmdn Tom -Sifler ROSTERS itilliilililis 1 Jtl km Qi QM 5, GOLF Dom Boulef Sleven Edgley Dovid Grdms Joe Huber Bill McGowan Adrldn Morley Jeff Povlik Pol Peterson -.- 5 -a-'1 . . - ,4-, . 1 , .. . ,,, A ,,..w ' - 0 ' - E, .1 , nw, N. x3fA .Qs ek, Q vww-V . --1 x ' V . Giro V- it . ,,.,,lL1 Q- W of ' um., v A A ., 1+ MEN'S FENCING John Leyldnd Jeff Bollin Alex Chuong Tom Chwojko Nlork DeBooTh Doron Flowers Derek G-drcio Chris Gdul ' John Gough Mitch Gronberg Alon Holl Tim Horline Joel Kickbusch Michoel Lee Michoel Loomis Mork Mollchok Greg Mebel Bill Misller Joel Pdlmer Scofl Porker Scofl Relyeo Todd Relzloff Trent Rosenbloom Trovis Seymour Colby Vorgos Oldfunbosun Yesufu Roy Zenkich Jeff Zirbel +- QFQA' ' oi BASEBALL Chris Beocom Tom Borgulo Tim Buhe Kevin Burrin Brion Chisdok Tom Dodge Tony Engedol Todd Frese Tim Jdckson Don Jones Todd Krueger Gregg Mortin Brod Myers Ryon Oetting Joe Perono Jim Robinson Don Schworlz Mike Stein SOFTBALL Rolo Tobin Jeff Toiomeo Dove Von Winkle Kris Cieslok Todd Venezio Nonoi Clement Joson Wolloce Kelly Dovidson N1 45255 '5 Kelly Oberle Chinozo Opio Ndidi Opio Sue Phillips Amy Redmer Suzi Spotleson Teresd Timons Shonnon Wolsh Elednor Weller Dione Wood QW dc WOMEN'S SWIMMING MEN'S SWIMMING Kim Bornes Lenore Burnett Amy Chornes Suson Dondhoe Heidi Honnenion Lori Holmes Holly Hutton Shdnnon Jensen Beth Michoel Simone Morovitz Julie O'Brien Mdrilyn Peck Teri Ross Christine Simmons Nodine Tokoi Louro Vitoendd Soroh Weersing Poige Wright Rich Bell Andy Bergdod Hdnk Chilton Chris Cruise Dennis DeBobes Dovid Fite Mott Johnson Mott Keller Joi Khonnd Korl Kriegsmonn Mike Perkins Bloke Porch Chris Ritter Chip Rubin Steve Shewfelt Dove Sprowls Scott Stone Dovid Wolls Doug Whorton 'mx x, ,. .....4l'Ea.... .-...- 1. , HW Q0 SD f ALLISCN BOBB MCCULLOUGH 'Could someone check 4im's pulse? 'Turbow 'The Terrible' holh spoken. 'l've gol The Top bunk for the meelingll H, K' L I N , :Vx 3 If, Q Ka - 'L' E b Adlbjg? V, . ' 1 fx 4' . . , . L .ii l n :nf U'-,I I i I Oh Those business Types oiwoys hove To be firsT in everyThing...Opening nighT oT Woo iviu--five yeors run- ning...If you Toke The rnorginoi revenue broducT os deTermined by The derived derndnd using The Lo Grongion MuITibIier ond, well, screw IT. Who's going To The HuddIe?...Uh, excuse me'?...IVlore is beT- Ter...So The buyouT merger foils Through ond I'm lefT wiTh my dssesTs exposed...I'm so sorry, I didn'T wonT To shooi you...No sTobping The CCI 'High Fivers.'...GeT cul- Tured...Excuse me, you hove no woy of knowing This buT...Give me book ThoT IighT buIb!...In loving remernbronce of our high ly esTeemed former presi- denT, Andrew Brion Isenberg...IT's o CCI Thing-- you wouIdn'T undersTond. ST X ,jx ' s. ys 'Gia' s is E' 3 I, Q Q ig? lffmin. Q w , ., ,iw x, , , A Q , QR , A. 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'N x 1' 5 ai 1 3. V , X VM! , ' im? 1. H ' I. v 5, 138 ELDER V, ,. A. -av-. J... 1. 4 ' 4 x r. SA, 1 M , ,ff hr. . Q. .J ., 1 .-. Q ri 5-mj-xf -'wz'. if f - , . , FOSTER WALKER 5 ED- rij-J' 1 1 9 El ,JJ,l.J.J-J.l..A n ,Ta 'J .u 3'1 -I f ' .z F , Q. -- K1 ,, si'- vm-ps law-rpm iv F1-,f 'Ag ,I v Milli!! llWlW!'!!F U!! ll 5QQ f'7 El' A ll i 1Tf Ill! '!! 'E-fu I rgllegl FW' fFf!' Ff ,,. F, - Q., aiixin:gnLf..'iRi.fQu,.. M. p . ' ian. L ' Q 'fu , ' 14 .W , -LJ. J 9. 140 'W ii Z' 2, uni A5 -sv , 96 qw- ll... wi .vw . .., ww--5, Q. IN- ,Q-Q 1-,. 14h 'Q QQ' an Q I, 4? ,555 ...,,.,.. W5 ' '- '. Hi?1!?nQvf'-wv- '-'--f- f M: 15312, ,. 19. X? xr X f f A , ? fTff?5 . f Q' 'wx lf r'f -we .fm f ,.! -...QQ ' -y-.41 N , .1 'FZ 4' - f- f- ar- xf ff! yr- if HGBART ROGERS 141 .,. bv . . 'QI' ' lf? A :N -.. 'Y Q V 1 ' 4 1 MM ,Q ,hu -Y' L.,l'f1l L -it ia, .-g, ,.,- . , 1 F f ' t-gi., V - x fi,iwK.,1 , .amh , ' ja., , , ,, .Jw 1 z 75, ,, ,. I -Q 3 1 1 x 'pu EV-'W' Www -W - X i 6' mw- EM . 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'Gef flocked wifh Sheporcl!!l You know you're hoving o pool cloy when you woke up foce clown on The floor. You know whof fo do--so lousf o move! I'm nof in fhe piofure. lvlookie! Who were oll fhose peo- ple of munchies losf nighf? Pogue lVlohonel mio f 'W Y ' ' f r . SOUTH MID QUADS SMQ Rocks...NokecI Hedonisfio Aoondon lVIuncnies...IT's Hokey...He's so big. I could never enTer- Toin nirn...Yeon, buf would you Teor The wings off o bunerfly if...Sponk My BuH...Tne Buff is oock!!...I Think iT's jusf obouf reocned o level of repul- sion. HINMAN HOUSE 149 523 I'l 5 eo el A ge' 9 V A-eva ,M D Our mdscoT's o roT, The rddioTors sToy on 'Tii mid- Mdy, GDC' The conversd- Tion's noT o whole Tieokuvo ioT deeper Thorn The cor- QL. peT. BUT friendships dre buiIT To IdsT ond every doy is jusT o good Time wdiTing To hoppen oT Wiiiord ResidenTioI College. WiIIord, woo. . - 'B , 'V an-ff 21 W N-- ,, - '7 f,,+ ,A V, J F, V ' Q W ' As A f ' -'fl 774- 5.5 G 150 'Q Remember, Remember, Remember... Nebrosko The musical. JONES ri , uv.. . n --4 V , nl, -..........?-4 F Q ..v- , . 5 JU -Bl 1 1' , r ,IA FOSTER HOUSE uv- -qv .ni LQ l N an 8 R.: 'Z A wi ', rf... 1 152 -,N ,ff- 1 on 3 The perfecT ploce for on infernofionol c1ffoir...The legend of R.B.C. is cIeocI...IT's on my desk. ..ISRCiTes ect breok fosT...spec1k for yourself. 7 ! n X v S I x 9 H9 mstmt mf! ,ffl ff ZW , -V lffxrra ,La i ,, ,. jv- J .. I 900 ORRINGTON IT seemed like o Qoocl ideo oT The Time. CCS I om hoT, hoT, hoT, ond I om so COOL! Mon I love This dorm--were such o oommuhiTy. We like iT here, Koppo Sig geT ouT of here. The Voice, The STor SysTem, hey, where's The oompuTer loo? 155 E-if F! Q' WM 9 X. ff '4 77 5, Yfff 157 OFF -CAMPUS I' '..'.- n n A 0 0 .'.... . , ., .. f , , ,, .. .- ' , a s v. , . Q Q 0 , I I U O . R. .-. n Q 12,1341-0 ...O -4 .. .JI . . u o X K S4 .W Q 158 ,4 jg? M2832 Q 'Tfr' , FP, 1 1 Jgipd K 1 . Y 1 4 l uw S 'ZEN ,,', -8 E 2 MQ-P ,garr- 0' Wh. 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I ? 1 sg ,,,-, .V If T Qt ILWITV A , Hi -..1 - g' Ei Alpha Chi Omega. ..AXO...L.I.T.B. ...lvla rilyn is so awesome...CharIie- Chuck...BIVIOC...Popoorn always... The orange buokeT...You are eiTher on The pus or you're noT...No maTTer whaT, we won'T foId...Where is The kiTohen keyf?...hiT brew Iwice...pasTa aT odd hours...EmoTionaI eaTing...He's rowdy, he's rough, he's big and mean and Tough...DoupIe ohocoIaTe birihday mush...aparTmenT seniors...QuiTe pIeaseI...ooy are we going To look greaT in brown and orange...wine, candles and incense-whaT more do you need?...Con I bum one'?...do you have a IighT?...Can you please noT slam your door'?...WhaT are you guys-nIghT?I...hungry- wanna buy a pizza?I We 144 'va . v 061,1- 1 , ffm f' have an amazing pledge oIass...Three IiTTIe pigs...no 24 hours...I don'T know whaT jusT happened puT all I know is my daTe can peaT up your daTe...DUDE...VVhere's The pond oook?...she's more Than a woman To me...enjoy The four years here iT goes much Too TasT...aIInighTers...girIs nighT ouT...whaT a long sTrange Trip iT has oeen.,.Loemans...same Color IeTTuoe...orange roughy...huge buTThead...I may be an animal puT I'm noT a beasT...I promised I would noT Tell anyone, buT...NU gossip sysTem...ATO-AXO exchanges every week...wouId you brush your TeeTh wiTh her?...I ,2,3,5...roTaTe...pIea se Turn in your money- now...AXO reserve...random...I love AXO I, ,I I is JMIIQV AACIJ Mike Abbdllislo, Bruce Alberl, Dove Albrillon, Breli Aiohley, Don Aikinson, Kevin Boker, Sco'rl Borger, Tim Bloisdell, Jim Block, Brendon Boyce, Andy Coslle, Jeff Chdndler, Keilh Cook, Dovid Cushing, Tony Dovis, Geoff Ellis, GOTY Finn, Kevin Ford, John Frieders, Ron Geimer, George Gibson, Don Gill, Sion Gosch, Jock Griffin, John Grzybowski, Jeff Heinzmon, Mdrk Jormosko, Jdson I ig!! Johonning, Rob Johonnson, Eric Kopsloin, Ed Kupkd, Doug Lone, Don Ldwrence, Russ Lidbury, Chris Lund, Sooll Morcoll, Kelly Muehlemdn, John Muhlner, Greg Neher, Sleworl Novinger, Brdd Owen, Tom Posquesi, Mike Powell, Joson Soorpone, Rob Schoenlholer, Selh Sherwood, Don Shoemoker, Ddno Sohreeve, Mike Skov, Sooll Smilh, Dove Sloch, Mdrk Sloch, Tony Sluoker, Sieve Sun, Brdd Troviolo, Mike Trigg, Scoll Wdllingford, Eric Webb, Dove Wendell, Derek Wiokliff, Dove Wigder, Rob Wilkinson, Ben Bdnld, Nolhon Bush, Tom Mondgdn, Bloke Porch, Donny Greenfield, Jim Escherl, Mike Rosenboum, Ddvid Bldnkelship, Dove Owen, Mike Pollen, Doug Whorlon, Brion Tumpowsky, Jon Zdbrocki WhoT VOIIWDOII gorne?... ho's your Iooy?...Russ knows pum- rneIing...Woo-VVooI...Fun Boys...Bruoe's excursion To The John...KiII The Keg-- Now ThoT's COLLEGE!!...GunTher...BooT spewin? hydron ...ChrisTine behind The bdr...The Progrom...Good ideo Gory!...HiT The brioks!...VVoIIy ond Jommer lookin for doTes??D...Skeeuuuuuv!...Th e Broin...VVe oin'T no Third roTe house...TI-IE KAISER...Bonding... Cheers ...I'rn oll over IT!...Trigger...Guys, Don: we're rushing GUYS!... VVhoT The I-IeII, I con end iT now ...The Disoiplinorion...IoTo...Green fIeId's monogrornrned TP...VVe oin'T no second roTe houseI...IOI ...The Soob sTory...The Borgers...AlI iw 1 .-'Hn Arneriodns:Jook ond Trdv...Churnrny...WouIdn'T iT be greoT if The Fun Boys showed up--ond They oroughT oeer!...WendeII: IFC seo...Brin3 iT onI...WiIIie... idniQhT AIIigoTor o.k.o. Choser... I-Iow's The room Corning Andy!IVIIke!Tony? ...I-Iorry Coroy's... VVe don'T IiTTer here in Indiono! ...SweeT I-Iorne WesT VirginIo...Teenoge IVIuTonT Ninio Soohonnores...The BooT PiT...Corono...The Shoernoker SheroTon...Freeds...The Belgion VVofTIes...Poocorn PIedges...BisouiTs-I2- Us... ong?roTs Lynn--Miss NU!IVIiss I Iinois!11Th runner up Miss Amerioo...Sdueeze...Kupk or IVIr. EveryThing...EIsie-- The IosT Time Pooky wds inside o womon...OveroII IIVI ohornos...Speed AA Rondi Alexonder, Nicole Chrislooher, Jonef Cross, Jonef Ferguson, Lono Fleishmon, Louise Hunfer, Trocy Lim, lvleleo Lusk, Joon lvlorchese, Colefle lylorine, Michelle Miller, Lourie Noonon, Amy Nye, Koy Pork, Holly Redeker, Poffi Rice, Louro Rossow, Leno Smifh, Befh Synder, Police Suffon, Ellie Weiss, Hilory Wicoi, Liz Wilhelm, Crissy Wu, Liz Zoeller, Lesile Boilyn, Anne Cosnow, Delido Cosfin, Goil Doyis, Sheryl Edwords, Shelly Holl, Tonyo 170 l-loole, Grefchen Johnson, Liso Krissoff, Colleen Lehone, Chrissy lvlodden, Allison Pork, Jodi Pofferson, Chrisly Peferson, Donielle Purkelf, Anne Quick, G-refchen Rogge, Julie Sonders, Eleno Schinosi, Kolhy Siedel, l-lolly Slolen, Shelio Swonson, Becki Swinehorf, Bliss Webb, Heofher While, Eloine Willioms, Jen Aoroms, Loro Aoroms, Judy Anlhony, Jennie Berner, Suzy Bures, Cofhy Cornvyoll, IVIJ Dornell, Corrie Dovis, . l-leolher Dickenson, Julie Duncon, Krislen Engler, Koren Ferguson, Roche! Gundermon, Trocy Gufh, Chrisline l-lonoburgh, Sue lding, Louro Jonsen, lVloiro Kinsello, Kolhleen Rolioh, Belh Sherord, Jockie Tew, Robin Ungerlinger, Zoe Alikokos, Becky Anlibus, Genny Aron, Dorcy Borz, Jennifer Blomouisf, Louro Broy, Diono Burleo, Nino Combopiono, Vonesso Dennen, Belsy Fronk, Kelly Gill, Angelo l-loinline, Mifo Josh, Rochel Kolernick, -? Sobrino Keone, Poulo Keols, Agnes Kim, Sfephonie Kim, Elizobefh Kirkscey, lvleg Krulee, Soroh Kufcher, Suson Lodd, Lyselle Leol, l-leidi lVlcDonold, Befh Opper, Pofli Prozok, Jennifer Royoll, Audro Sowicki, Ariodne Schworlmon, Renu Shevode, Lynn Slovik, KC Smifh, Lindo Spence, Allie Turner, Jennifer Word, Anosfocio Wehrenberg, Amy Wilson You deserve The besT in life, so if The Time isn'T righT, Then move on, second besT is never enough, you'd do much beTTer odby on your own...l soy shooT do cow...AIphd Gdms, geT or clue!...lT's so weeyod...you musT ohilll!...l goT Georgid'd...we're Iedving now...lf iT weren'T for These pdlm Trees, I'd be dll over youl...WhoT do you Think dbouT ThoT, Jook?...We know whoT Lesile redlly wonTed for her B- doy!...Oooh- , u oddh...Bloodumph wenT The liTTIe green frog one ddy...lVlJ! VVhoT ore you doing wiTh ThoT pen?...l-le hos Two dreomy eyes of blue. BuT whoT if They're brown?...l-li, l'm The philosophy choir...Like d BIG DOG!...Heinl...which Bennigdn's is iT'? .... l-low mony more doys Til lRD'?...She's goT ThoT sTyle, ThoT smile, ThdT winning wdy...WhoT's The policemdn doing here?...OK, OK, OK. Don'T go Though The Drive-Thru. You know why?...Are you The of body? .... BuTTer up Those ROTC men!...J. Edgdr, you ore The nicesT guy...AT This poinT we don'T know .... I do noT hdve o Tiny Tdnk...moy l hdve The reporT of The Sholorship Choir?...DoTedoTedo do do do doTedoTedodododo!CThe juggling doTD .... lvloirsh sTrikes ogoin! Rondello, will you Turn off ThoT Z dldrm cIook'?l...Hey, hey roh de ddh...Epsilon Pl...she ouiIT herself inTo so mdny lives she con never die. , 4' T V , V . ' ' .f Q . : c Q. ., i T 3 i 1 , 1 , f ?. V . sg 4 5 - E, : l l E Ziff , 4 S F 'S ,, l ,il . 'lx is e Z gi. is 3 Q: 5 If 5 Q? 1 2 lf 1 z- A ' X. v..,! , yr, . 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Sigma Nu WhiTe Rose Queen!! Sigma Chi SweeThearTl and Miss lllinios! 'Nuff Said...We have a candle TonighT!...You have a phone on offioe...Bordeaux Beaus- VVhaTTa TradiTion!...And mom comes home To compleTe oarnage...No! I will noT miss vampire sex To answer The phone... As you wish' '... VVhen's The nexT Rob Lowe FesT?l'?-l haTe sTrange men in long dark ooaTs... you can smell iT! You can smell iT!... And Then The pig brown shark came ...l-lell-youooo...l-las anyone seen my black spandex shorTs?...Fire Alarms Anyone?...So, whaT are you Trying To say? We love our seniors-Good luck in all ACDA . 'l K S lg 'Y 8 ,l 3 f Q I I on , n an LIHA Umor: 1 J ' . in A u n I V 1 22? -..-.-'-....,-- . -,...- ,....,.. 174 'b-'fb-Jain:-, Q,0lrnfi3 U 1 1,1--flilvog-q, ,sg nr ,V - . , n' A 1? ',aff?5Q4,Y . , V 1 me 4. ' it ' 4 , ,1g,,,,3g,,.,:, iff. , x - Alpha Mu Chapler of Alpha Phi Alpha Fralemily, lhc. has a rich legacy much ih The Tradilioh of lhe fralerhily as a whole. Founded in l922 by Brolhers Greer and Cooper of Thela Chapler, Alpha Mu is currehlly recoghized as a premier chapler ih The Midwesl Region. Levere Memorial Temple Paul Ashley, Ralph Dohaldsoh, Tyrohe Gillard, Tohy l-lolmah, Lemar Johes, Dohhell Khighleh, Earl Miller, Damell Moore, Marcus Payhe, Chris Powell, Bradford Scoll Kehhelh Thompsoh, Michael Wood, Roperl Woody r -x - l . H ,v- + BC-DH l,f r.-1 'X , im' Af 'N ,I fi' - fl Q '-iz.:-'F 1 A ri!! ,. N WH vM Mff5-'Q 'S f5'?Q?i35A I Sn 7. .3 nn, sa! i106 as ..f' 351 175 ATS! K 1 ff' QIUPTHWQ EIJKKIJ 3 M-3' 'K' 176 , .JH 3' ' , Rfb, ,wil Q. , A ,Ji . is A ak. X Mwyfw ' '.5.,.,.. -.J f Five Chi-O- Lometer...Ddnce lvlorothon with Chi Phi...CoIIege lvlddhouse,.,lt's o mop- How do you use it?.,Beonerheod!!!...Every body run! The Homecoming Queens goto gunl!...Tdl4e Two! Two tdblets? 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KeIIoQg is key ...reserve room...woIkouT To ISU... rohciom cosh born... 195 ,.w'1C?fw 1 ukK , Ax .qi 51b.a.hxlv1 Fire UP!...dudemdhguy wyrhie .... s-my IefT...The fesTive yermihe...hook-iT does d body Qood...The oose's...morgdriTo Therdpy...Cheerio, pip pip- NOT!...cookie pdsses...hey, puppdmso I soid To This Quy...hovv do you like me hovv?...VVoiT-ooh I jusT Tell you sorheThihg?...l-li-ThdT'd pe rhe...Bdck ih Block .... l-lumdh Oveh?...doh'T kid your self...Berhdrd!...foshioh police, give her d ciTdTioh...ds for ds you lchovv...l om d T!...The rhusTdrd beosT...I love This beor-HA!...Hohey, you're o medh ohile oeor ThdT loves Jdmes Deon in green jedhsmslovv me dovvh...deleTe me from The lisT...sTellor...l promise To be edrhesT?...rdhdom...VVhddo you goT o problem? You Wdhhd Tdke iT ouTside?...The CdrpehTers...ThdT's dlmosT olever...Eeeuw...dhv messdges'?...J-J-Josh geT d phone!...The rdprndsTers...ShuT up you ThdT keep sdying shuT up!...HedThers .... Don'T sTedI The fruiT! .... you hdve o !COll9f in The 4Th floor iDCiThfOOm...f'TWY ddughTers been kidnobbped!...The idingo did iT...pednuT buTTer 'on ODDIGSMDOOI oonsies from heII...seniors gone !singie...vvVvsii...Hey girlyrndnmbuff The mdgio drdgon...I-ioyride in 65 degree wedTher...The Pdni-TELL wdTerboTTIe...i-iorner The rdT...ThdT's some serious big hdir...Nov. IO: Knickerbocker ROCKS!...irnTimdTe, buT noT sirniliormoonferenoes in The Ovdi Offioe...i-iey! C-3redT pdrTy!...doT like d bed ond subbori edoh oTher...hoId ThdT ThoughT...rernernber The block ond gold, buT rnosT of dll remember There is TruTh ond sirnoIioiTy in genuine friendship. XP' L f f KA Rebecca Crown Plaza 198 Lisa Amoroso, Grefchen Biesecker, Andrea Canler, Vicforia Chen, Jenny Chuang, Susan Crawley, Kaf Davis, Tracy Dowler, Kafherine Eelfon, Debbie Fugafe, Karin G-uiduli, Wendy Hamas, Debbie Huefer, Marfha Jefferies, Kafhrine Kao, Anna Kim, Sheri Lamberf, Meera Laube, Cara Level, Charloffe Manning, Julie McCullough, Marfy Moore, Jennifer Mulaueen, Jennifer Oelbaum, Elissa Preheim, Carol Rahn, Befh Rickson, Sandy Ryee, Eden Segal, Courney Singer, Mary Lou Song, Dana Sfein, Julie Tojek, Jen Turner, Kirsfen Voelker, Sarah Young, Anifa Anienucci, ,,-.,. Wig, S Marnie Boardman, Kafhleen Caoyonan, Michele Choe, Sue Ellen Clair, Riza Cruz, Wendy Deal, Paige Duncan, Norma Fiedofin, Jamie Gleich, Donna Haddad, Anne Hoisingfon, Lisa Humbhery, Kafherine Jensen, Janice Kafz, Jac ui Klufl Laura Lamson, d , Melissa Lawrence, Laura Lighf, Jennifer Marcus, Karen Mellow, Debbie Molland, Kelly Murray, Angie Packer, Suzy Puccinelli, Wendy Ramsbofiom, Nichole Roberfs, Rifa Schwanfes, Ellen Sfikas, Jill Smifh, Naomi Sbirn, Rochelle Slorm, Louisa Triandis, Jen Van Horne, Lisa Voigf, Susan '33-4 'YQ Zamos, Kafe Baur, Jackie Bougher, Carissa Casbon, Min Choi, Susie Clower, Sarah Dahlgren, Kelly Demarei, Ellise Esles, Pafricia Fisher, Emily Gmerek, Sfephani Halleen, Carrie Houchins, Beih Jacob, Yuri Kang, Heafher Kenny, Suzi Kolb, Malissa Lang, Andrea Leung, Peggy Mahoney, Bridgefi McCarfhy, Hedi Memmel. Krlsfa Moulder, Vanessa Nishikawa, Kelley Pederseon, Laura Rabin, Tere Reiger, Nancy Rodenbeck, Ginny Scoff, Aimee Shieh, Sandi Soellner, Kim Sfafler, Holly Tabrah, Karen Traaska, Cindy Varlamos, Sharon Wasco Kdppd DelTd 89-9O...Kim Collery-OuTsTdnding Greek VVomdn...ConvenTion Progress Avvord..,l-low lVldny l?oses?...lT's Only Rush Afier All...Our house smells like godddmn...Ordnges!...The KD Virus...ToileT Pder...BuT iT's One-Third of our pudgeT...ConTrdbdnd ToileTpdper...Q:OO Trek To Tech...Fred The dog...OuTsTdnding Pledges...FooTpdll FeTishes, d nighT in The guTTer...PDA in The Bdlcony...STephdni, VVhere's your ddTe?...TheTd Chi-KD Homecoming fIodT...Oh, so ThdT's vvhdT iT wds.. Exchdnge vviTh vvho?...Oh, no noT dgdin...The Hdndymon cdn...DelTd Upsilon-KD l-ldllovveen Porly for lVlisercordid...KD llVls...Pledge lvlom l-lunT...Gobble Grddms...Cdro LevreT- Pdnhel PresidenT...FormdI dT The ArT lnsTiTue. No, The Drdke. No, The Union Ledgue CIup...For S110 dolldrs vvhdT did you expecT-ArT?...Dione, ore you cdrding for 2l lD!...Skinny Dipping in The VVhirlpool...Freshmdn... AThleTes dT Formdl.,Thdnk God lT's Friddy...ls ThdT d dog colldr she's vvedring?...Sheri, who did you sdy vvds The pesT kisser on cdmpus?...VVe love our ddggermen...Rochelle- NROTC Empress Queenmlhursddy NighT Movies ond lvluchies...lvlTl?...The Ddgger Dedler...You con enhdnce your memory...Ddnce lviordThon vviTh DelT...lVlulTipIe formdls...The Derby l2dT l?dce...YCPCA...NCPCA... JusT KD do iT...KD did iT,..VVe love our council...VVe love our Seniors...IT vvos d yedr To rememper...AOT 199 KKI' 1 V .if-'vi' ft 2 A . l' Q , ,.' The Drake 200 .iff 211 'WQTI7 1.41 J ff? it Kappas always raIly...lsT annual Kappa Balloon Derby '89..TaiIgaTes aT l0:30 a.m.!...Folkys yeT mod..fondle, fondle..Kappa Klean Up...Kappas rock...BosTon Buds...Harvard BooTy...The lsT Time I was in a food fighT, I forgoT To Throw anyThing...WalIpaper..is a personal Thing...Happy Birthday STephanie Jane...He wasn'T random, lpicked him...Cindrella Complex..WE made friends...Things a BeTa mighT say...We're noT going To Acapulco...We drove 20 hours for a 30 second race'?!?...You mean so much To me...Wonka!Ja!...Who sToIe our fish?...Don'T seTTIe for second besT...Her's To Kaluha, here's To cream...I Thaid give iT bahk, and he said 'No! ...QuiT your biTching...The girls in The flowered dresses...Can you see yourself brushing your TeeTh...Three Two leTTer ' 1 If' f g ,f fa, vw,-L, - - . Q. J. ' - - , A ,' N-V , - -If -rf - ' ' .. .T . 'X X J-.' 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TegTmeier or Rainbow ConnecTion'?...Is OQOin'i 'JOy pump if Meyers, como 'esTas .... ids PeTerson...Shereeny he mashable?...VVeIl..OK... up G55 pgifg keep if There anyThing ThaT he can G-abeeny...VVe now Own VVhaaaT?...Alfredo Qohgg Sunshiae ond do for you'?...IfI kiss him, I Bull Durham ...Hi, my Dude!...Opaa!...Yo, yo, yo, ,Om you Qockl N0 you kiss him, if I don'T I don'T: if names Allison Logie and I BODY POD, V900 YOU COV09 rock'morel...Jose Cluervo is we pass ouT, we pass ouT really am a senior here and give me a kiss. I me kingmgcncun '39, 'Kappa Fall Formal now...ToileT seaTs aT said said you beTTer make iT Poppergmgo ggk Kari, 89 ...WhaTever, Diana's...lf you wanna be a fasT or I'm gonna geT when Shes Ten feeT man!...BooT and Rally we'II TaTer ToT momma...Jim The pissed!...SoIid Gold rgllml-lgiel 21 Eggruwhigh ig be in The alley...AT The fish..I.IeT me sleep on Dancers-Minus a I-IICQU3 Holly Begr Lgne, Kappa Kappa Kabana, The iT...give him a pen...Is There few...FORl3ULA,,WhaT a 201 KE +. I u g.: .. l .N 1 sz ' - P, , iii!! ff .Lg .2 15 5, -'L .. I . .ag - 1,5 , ' .,s1q .1 ,L ' 1 iw ' i JL CD Y ..' . ' JHJVI ,ff,'-.,: .If w,j-5, 4f',1,-iv, - , 1 , f- , -1 1 -.1 1 f ' 1 V. 431, 'XV ,Qf ,-' nf fly ' f ,-f' , K . f 1 ' ,' , 202 o ,- fL.:422 7 -4 -Q a. a ', v r ,. I7 Y u 5 .'-' - aw V. ,,. 2. 13, .1 ' v , . K ,tg A .E my ' .fda gg L 5.5 fs 1 wif r. 5' . ? - QL i 5 I X A HMM ' C X m KK -r-5, 'QQ' I , , . ,- S' fi , Y H57 JG -uf -PE- gf! .J, I 7 ,Ov 71 YE? gg ' FEL' gIL,. ,ca .5 L. 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Tell him iT's The secreT hondshoke of our Pi BeTo Phi...GeT To know me...Don'T be ofroid To Phi...l'll give you fish..l'll give you odndy...ThoT's Amore!!...So iT's drink, drink drink Till we Throw up in The sink...l don'T know vvhoT color of your eyes ore loooy, ouT your hoir is long fu sTrong, ond you don'T come from This Town...Shdnnon you've goT The ond l've goT The Tie whoT o Tedm-Don'T Tell Jenny-I love you!...sweeT child of mine...jusT oeTvveen roomdTes...vvhy con'T we hdve off-whiTe ndpkins oT dinner...Cdoe Cod Summer '89 need I soy more...l feel so old!-l jusT ond red, your legs ond so so w0nT To hdve d good Q8-.-'91 '9 L. 2 ' -9 T:-.Q if A -vt ., 4!,,,. 5 The WesTin Ho Time!...l'm so hoppy we live in on opdrTmenT!...To The closs of lQ9O...Pi Phi chesT expdnsion ond loTs of love...You know vvhdTTing or noT whdTTing in The liordry .... WC1iT,Con ljusT Tell you...To pledging PiPhi-- -'su 1 2:13, Tel And To growing ohesT sizes, To Tuckerouh ond Ding-d- Ling--l love you. NMN, I A, 1' I X X , x x 1 xx X Mx x X .- xv- ,. 1 ff AL ,ff f 'w. X., W, , sw Nix ri. If M1 .Av K' . ...- .sw EW -.. 0 M ' M 1 . Q. f . K vo-f 'bi . , . NN . , ., M , . p ,, . ,., ,W ,Q .. - M. A tr, MA ... ,- , ,, .Q y .1 ww.. ,W . - I X .. ,fn M A. --N nf' M MWA M W 4, N - ,. ., .Aon V 'P' V xx 'ex 0.- , - - 1 -.M -- ' Q11 ' M, Q 'F 1- '- v mr, wx . rf -fs' i V av - ff ,,. 4- an V f ,-. -- ' xp fb J. Y wx Au.. Ap xx , ,Q . , .. n v Y I 'Q no 5' fic-I vw, f X ' ' v .,,' .-fi ' w 41 ?i XY K ' X' ' if-... Q? X., ,.W'.iu1 ,lu EVANS SCHOLAR WWW C50-9, 'ix' ml' 'K 'N ht CDAC9 ,f W 41 208 KU I KY, ffl I l l l l i l l Someone in The house is doTing my younger sisTer?...corcled oT The congress...iT's only 41ci.m., rock'em up...cill righTo righTo...Hois Dove VVhiTlock groduoTecl?...hos onyone seen l-loyermon's oicycle?...Go-Go l-loz for BMOC, finolly... so Dove, cllcl she... is The oinswering mochine sTill on?,.. John, er, uh, Hockensock... hos Dove Clopper groduoTed?...nice corpoeT...hove you seen The pledges, oncl where ore my cloThes?...PlAl-l... lweleve people musT sign i oll flyers... The pleosure clome geTs no use... does onyone in our house ocTucilly ploy on The soccer Teom?...who exocTly is doTing Sue now?,.. Top your orlisTic feeT... Jim is miniscule... is iT me, or does our house seem To be geTTing shorTer?...Free Jomes Brown... Free PeTe Croig... Bill renTecl Club whoT?...Someone in The house is doTing my older sisTer... noT for college cloys olone. Frienclship, The sweeTesT influence. The Congress HoTel 9 CDKLP B ,gy-4' .- -slung Yi ..4.w.,q 4' I A 3' V .5 . 1142 2iO A, rfirigvf-4 f Q Tom Gelin, Som Pokooz, Jeff Fursi, Jon l-lull, Rion Bdiemon, Jeff Osferkomp, Mork Powers, Corlos Romdn, Tim Luke, Bill Cnimiii, Addm Moen, Don Kowolski, Mike Nedwig, Sieve Goode, Mike Condes, Mork Meyers, Quinn Ryon, Zeke Gdrrison Lee Sonwdriz, Keni Noyiok Sedn Cdvlin, Cndd Bullell, Pdul Slumbo, Ken Criles, Sooil Meyerson, Jeff Kopp, Bldke Wilkerson, Bdrry Neumonn, Eric Nielson, Dovid Droke, Sooli Addms, Moll Cueios, Bruce Donford, Dove Flurez, Sooli Foremdn, Ausiin Gibbons, Croig Korniok, Bo Oscnsner,Cnris Nygdord, Jon Pigoli, Eric Soief, Pele Sonoenle, Bill Sperling, Horry Coifmon, Dru Jun, Jim Kowois, Pele Kunkle, Jody Mdrrion, Drew Merrill, Andy Pdsierndk, Todd Reimer, Gory Sonick, Eric Vdnderkoli I 1 K T in .., lvlay peace and harrnony...VVhaT principle should always govern our conducT-sex, drugs, and rock n' roll..All hall The Bylaw Budda...Quick draw anymore auesTions...Powers, where's The CTEC...BuTT in The air, face in The pillow...Sir- your pizzas here, sir...There was lard everywhere, 400 pounds of lard...l-ley guys leT's see if we can geT every deparlmenT in The ciTy To close us down...Where's Pledge Adams?...All pledges are clueless...As you honor yourself, you honor her T X U A' .M-1 . X X., N The John Hancock Building? I A I . N 1 1 N I E 1 l Y x E 1 E Q 1 1 . F . 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Kimm, The Trigger, Overdink, PeTey, Dorrel, Dorrel ond Ddrrel, DJ Chuck, Boof or Biff, Dr. Brouer, Koon Dog, Domone, Fozzy, Chunk, lVlr. Sulu, lVlr. O'l-lord, Dingo, Vukos, Dick Bell, Shoggy, SToy Puff The Mosh lVlonsTer, ond Bopushko. fwqn. xi' 5 UK ..Q. ---T N. Q ,- .- ' ThisjusT in...We Win. We gave ouT iO2 bids and all of Them bIedged!!!!...Reigie is a sTud...VVe're oooI...Chevvie for BivlOC...Beans, Beans, Beans, The magical fruiT...Keir and Shannon, Erik and Laurie, Joe and Lynn, Greg and Andrea, Jay and CourTney, Joel and Alpha Phi, Adam and Robyn, John and Jane, Dave and Erika, Rob and Paula, Dorn and ??'??...Yeah boys...i jusT drank OB's chevv..,His ass is so vvhiTe...I vvanT To be an oTTer!...France sucks,..3 IM finals in The fail, more To oome...BixCspazD and Chevvie, The boiyureThane rnasTers...IVIissed flighTs...BIank oheck...LeT's have a parTy... 28 rninuTes To loop ...NU rugby...FifTy dollars and Two years brobaTion!... SporTin-a- woodie ...Tuoker 6-Daily O...We bid adieu To our graduaTing seniorsziviark, STan, Joe, Eric, John, Viv, Brian, Andy, Kevin, ScoT and of course Papa!!! 'UV' my 4,0 H J YPY 6 'X wif -uv .4- 3- 'lm EW? '5 ' 1,0 H ,I ,-.- ., X .fa Q . 414541:-'. , . .s...- - 31 - ' Nb? -M 'w b ,, , 'AW :qi , V ,Al 5 ,,1g1., . S, 'f ' 'wif' '- V X , Q . 1 1' if , ,,:.A?x 1 X MQ A v- -' nv 2 . ' ' ' fi yawn: , -mmf. ,f ,. . , W ,p 1: f 411, ,M-W, L. . f A ' f, f'f . -7 ., Q my ,, 1 VGC' 217 AXA . a -.-g . if ,. 1. 1,1 , rhvhx .A .J .- I 1 A-,A I -..,.'- '. 1 I , 1 ,, I I, ff - - 4 'TTS-2-. i -J - . I xx ,rj L W .flrrfllx-Q,.A.,,.',,' 1,'x, ..A-'- V- . A , . x -' runT'C: N , Q-'K X1 'N ,V . , -0-kv , fr' 'ff-27's 1 , ,f, A 5. , ff X., 3'T: 'ns , . ' ., -T V17 ' .1 f X nj 'rv ,If - i ,, r A-lag .1 V Y-,,.-. H17 , s, x,-11.qqN ' , ' xl ,,,.,x, ..,x,,:.,.s :S N MSA' . 1 ', ' 1' . X. Na: A.- '- - ,Q E,f!E15.cN',,, 11A - - fs' , ,. . .' 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NX, ' V M ,f 'X at ' xl 219 GLPCD ' V-. 1- ' , 5 - -' , ,, 5 s .-. -v-fi r-jr-,N..2. 4-,i' ' 1,2 x F .f . 5 -4 ' fx 1-f 1, -., 9.-4.1 - If 2 Ig-f.. fu' v Xxxx X . - V Am , 1 , - ' A.-,,, al .-Affgbll. NK -- 'Q' Y, 1, silk fJ Qff i- I ' , ' vm K 'us' 1 111 1 11 7A!Qc,.. vw ' ' ' . af., . 5. .7r- 1 1-xg, S 5 Lclkefill 220 ' CDE at 36 DC 24: ac Qs-A -36. if hugo? Pioiured len' io rigni: Tom Kindle, Tom Cneng, Brion Donoldson, Jeff Bucnoinder, Vinni Reddy, Troy Sievenson, Mori Bliokensderfer, Ivldrk IVloConn, Mike Wosylik, Vioior Ho, Jock Kong, Erik Newmdrk, Cnorles .2 l N Rieozulewski, Todd Ogden, Dennis Sweoringen, Jeff Erickson, Sooii Zellin, Cory Gerdes, Ivlicnoel Vonoe, Sooii Free, Cnris Benniii, Cnris Folkowski, Trdcy Adorns, Torn Howord, Henry Pieirkowski, Jon Moner, Jim Roker. ........ ...........X ......... Noi Pioiured: Croig lviollery, Ron Koniuk, Sydney Cnen, Suonosis lyldiiro, Todd Derneiriodes, Joson Benjerrnon, Iylork Kopp, Keiin Rogers, Roo Bineiii, Cnris Pork, Viliiliorn Buss, S. Russell Joe. .... ...........-s s -V--ew-IC -Q., We ore o younger, more oggressiye, more A innovoiive, more dynornio, rnore foreword-ininking Froierniiy, Tnois oori of our greoiness. We nove o Trodiiion of noi oooeyoiing ine STOTLJS duo of rndking Tnings ndppen ond Trying- siriving io oe ine Desi we con oe. 221 Z 222 223 fni. '4 4 or 29 V 51.3 wav it Qu? ,I E U, V 1,5 , .vw-fs 2 1 L, +b .,,:M4I,,,l, . ,1 ' 'R'3f ,Swv ZBT xb A-40. f , if :A , WJ Jffieff' vw- ' -vi-q,: q' SSG X19 - Aa .. 4 X 1 . 225 45- Y? I ,I .,-. . ' V , 4' w ,.M Nil r,A -: THA t ' 15: ' 1:j.,,: 'Ea' - .- .,,'1 . nl' v .., .. ,,, A ' : A -. .',-- -.1 'W gr f- A I f. .. e - - ., ..-1 f - ' : , 'zf fn.- .ff aff f,,'1. ' 2' 5. 1, R V' 17 3- fx ' '- . 4::'Lf'.Q-gQ wwf- ,,v .2, N hr A 'K r Al' -ry ,,f 'K ' ,,. -4 5. Y 1 -'zincr-, fn. r-,Dah if NW L!'5'3' ,vi 'Tl fi wx K A PW' N I 4 '1 Ks, Www 227 V .AN fm 'V M' '43 f Q ,f--J 1- 'AV N 2555 ' I -fr I 1 .A.. 'v 4 . ff'-. f ii fi 2: M , 4 ? 'G T , , 5 A . ,, ,, r .i g 'EW A 5 if 5 .gg ? ea s I 'E all 4 . I W n fe rfaln m en'f QQ VV O w gn 1 gf amzmalansnrr SPECIAL OLYMPICS Not all ofthe cheering at Dyche Stadium last year was for hulking footpall players. More than A00 Special Olympians strutted their athletic talents before a crowd of student volunteers. community boosters and parents in The Special Olympics. Cheering them on every step ofthe way were stu- dents who volunteered Q . 'Jw A 'ab' received a medal for his efforts, and all winners became eligible to com- pete in the state-wide Their Time and hugs to coach These athletes. Over 500 volun- teers, most of Them Northwestern students. Special Olympics compe- planned The various Track tition. and field events, sold T- The efforts of shirts, and raised the nec- numerous student volun- essary money to make the Teers showed that life at l2th annual Special Northwestern is more than Olympics an unforget- a never ending pursuit of table day for all involved. that elusive 3.5 GPA -- it Every child who involves caring and com- competed in an event munity building. ,ff A -ill' -gl gs ,Sd ' X ,Hi 1' ' . . 2 1 ,I l 'fr' ' '+ f ' 571' iw.: l 'lair M Y ' ' 'iff-IA 232 Y , lr Q. , I 1 , U . o J I ali F' Z 5 c 56 'f 3' . a Y 1 img, x 2 M YFES T This year's lvlayfesf proved To be parTicularly memorable as iT was marked by financial woes in iTs early sTages of plan- ning due To sponsorship problems. However, fears abouT a less-Than-perfecT ceIebraTion were relieved as NorThwesTern sTudenTs snowed Their True spiriTs by rallying TogeTher and rais- ing The lacking funds. These efforis culminaTed inTo whaT can surely be called one of NorThwesTern's besT fesTs yeT. l-leld beiween May l7Th-24Th, There's no beTTer way To mark The close of The school year Than This week-long fesTival on The Lakefill! True To iTs name, lvlayfesT is a celebraTion of Spring. IT offers sTudenTs The chance To geT away from Their books CaT leasT Temporarilyb and concen- TraTe insTead on basking in The sun and spending Time wiTh friends. WiTh an emphasis on relaxafion, sTudenTs sporTed Their Tie- dyes and sTroIled around The lakefill. STudenTs were enTerTained by The Blues music of Joanna Connor and performances by The G-raffiTi Dancers. One rndin evenT of The week-long MdyfesT cele- brdTion is Mdysing , held This yedr on Wednesddy, Mdy 211. Mdysing is OD dnnudi TdIenT CompeTiTion involving singing dnd ddncing rouTines puT on by vdrious sTudenT groups. PdrTicipdnTs smiled dnd Idughed dnd sTruTTed Their sTuff in OD d1TernpT To be chosen ds The besT by The judges. This yedr's win- ner wds d Tdke-off of Sesdrne STreeT endcTed by Kdppd Kdppd Gdrnmd ond Phi Kdppd Psi. t 4 nn, 'I de, KX wif' 1 'K ' 'iw vm 'S 'ia 'gf J T shreds ,Mx 4 5 235 L Lf MI ILLINOIS I LYNN ZIMMERMAN HOMECOMING 5 36 'Q A 97 ' ' ff kia' A Y' 4 I xiii 1,1 .- ,,, nl, 'if ,qv T 'O 316 'ru M5 N, 91, M 1. , 3 wr, sf ,ffsv 5 gs--E. . ,Q N 'fx rf. NU sTudenTs found Themselves Bock in The Wild Life This yeor os They Took port in The fun ond fesTiviTies of Homecoming '89. The onnuol pdrdde down Sheriddn Rodd, which kicked-Off The Week- end, wds chdnged from The TrddiTiondI Friddy nighT To Sdfurddy morning. Sounds of The NU Morching Bond filled The dir ds sTudenTs ond dlumni gdfhered on curbs ond sTreeT corners woifing for The orrivdl of pdpier- moche ond bonner- odorned flodTs ThoT sTudenTs Iopored over dur- ing The previous week. Vofed Desi in The Greek cdTegory wds d specioi proTesT fiodT enTered by The sTudenT group SORR, STudenTs Opposed To Rush i2esTricTions. The winner in The single-enfries cdTegory wds d fIooT mode by Evons Scholors. After cheering on Their fovoriTe floofs, The crowd moved To Dyche STodium To cheer on The Wildcdfs in o bo1TIe ogoinsf lviinnesoTo. The gdme wos close, buT The CoTs were forced To dccepT defedT dT The ldsT minufe wiTh d finol score of 20-T 8. Jdson Desdnfo ond Pduline Wei were crowned Homecoming King ond Queen during The holf- Time fesTiviTies. 237 J DANCE MARATHON CounTless blisTers. BuT well worTh 'em Breaking up The monoTonous monTh of February was The long awaiTedloTh Annual Dance lvlaraThon. This year all The proceeds of The weekend-long evenf wenT To Leukemia research. CurrenT supermodel and former NU sTudenT Cindy Crawford was here To help ouT, as was The Chicago Bear's Mike Tomczak. The Two burned up The dance floor for T5 minuTes Therefore ignifing The beginning of The lVlaraThon. Vivacious Crawford laTer signed copies of her T990 SwimsuiT calendar. Meanwhile, dancing fever is whaT The 86 couples suffered as They shuffled ThroughouT The enTire 30 hours. Armed wiTh blisTer cream and band- aids, The couples grooved in Norris' Louis Room from laTe Friday nighf To early Sunday morning. Along wiTh The maraThon, all of Norris was a gianT celebraTion, wiTh a casino downsfairs and a hair salon up Top. A five- kilomefer run Took place early Safurday morning To raise funds and build adrenaline. 'Big Time was The maraThon's Theme, and The evenT lived up To iTs name in many ways. Sl36,300, The highesf amounT Dance lVlaraThon has ever raised. TranslaTed direcTly To 888,000 for Leukemia research. B.-111.5 ,. I 238 I 1 N A 8: O BALL As phoney sTars Twinkled high above on The roof of Chicago's Aragon EnTerTainmenT CenTer, The humongous crowd swayed, sfamped and slammed To The pounding beaf of The ViolenT Femmes aT February's Annual A 84 O Ball. The biTTer Chicago winTer and Tel' ride To The TheaTer didn'T keep sTudenTs from displaying some ouTragous ensembles ThaT nighT. Throwbacks from The '50s were aplenly, as were Hawaiian shirfs, leaTher minis and The ever- popular Tnerd' look. Lead singer Gorgon Gano, himself clad in a 240 baThrobe, guided The group Through a succession of songs from Their four albums. The massive TurnouT, 2,700 sTudenTs, packed The old- fashioned sTyle amphiTheaTer and sang and danced along wiTh such crowd pleasers as 'BlisTer in The Sun . The group, famous for Their conTroversial, progressive music, began playing eighT years ago as The opening acT for The PreTenders. The resT is hisTory-The have aTTained auiTe a following and proved Their worfh To NU sTudenTs aT The successful Ball. B.B. KING Though legendory blues singerfguiforisf B.B. King Took o slip on The Feprudry ice ond wound up in OD Evonsfon hospifol, The incidenf didn'T keep The deTermined performer from enlighfening sTudenTs one hour loTer Thdn pldnned-- knee brdce ond oll. For Two hours The cull figure of The '50s ond '60s chdlfed informolly on The hisfory of blues, while inTermiTTenTly plucking d few nofes on his guifor, Lucille. His posifive GTTTTUCG shone Through ds he shored severol onecdofes of his coreer ond onswered vdrious quesfions from sTudenTs. The sold ouT crowd in Pick-Sfoiger rose To dpploud This Three- generdTion musicidn severol Times ThroughouT The evening... keeping him dwdy from his crulches unfil The ldsf of Three encores. PUMPKIN PROM The lOTh ahhiversary of Purhpkih Prom, TlTleol A Decaae of Decadence, was hela oh CDoToper 27 aha proughT pack The BoDeahs, who lasT appearea aT lQ8o's ahhual Halloween parTy as well. The OrrihgToh l-loTel lm EvahsToh was The siTe of The rhohsTrously successful pash, a selIouT of l,OOO people. The BoDeahs, origihally from Waukesha, Wisoohslh, forrhea lh The mia-eighTies ahcl have sihoe proauoea Three alpurhs: l'Love, Hope, Sex aha Dreams, OuTslae Lookihg Th, aha Their loTesT, 'lHorhe. Largely popular ih The lVlioI-VVesT, The youhg group is how pegihhlhg To receive haTlohal aTTehTioh. Cohn Auditorium crowds cheered throughout the seven dcts of this yedr's Rock-A-Like, sponsored by S.A.lvl.S.- Students Agoinst Multiple Sclerosis. The enjoyoble octs consisted of lip- synched routines o lo M. T V by severol student orgdnizdtions. The event wos produced on d notiondl level on college compuses dcross the country. The winner of our version went on to compete dt the notionol level for o chdnce to strut their stuff on lvl.T.V's Spring Breok Ddytono Beoch specidl. 243 JIMMY CLIFF Before Bop iviorley oho The currehf surge of youhg ponds, The firsT ihTer- hofiohoi reggoe sfor wos Jimmy Cliff. The ogeless performer Treofed The 900 person oudiehoe ih Cohh Audiforium To Two hours of dohoihg fuh OD Oofoper Q ih celeprofioh of This yeor's Homecoming. From The releose of his firsT sihgie ih iQo2, To The smosh hiT The i-iorder They Come ih if?72, To his hewesT olpum imoges, Cliff hos ohormed IisTehers oil over The world ohci helped To fosfer The moo- erh rehoissohce of roggoe music. 4 3 i 3 -. N-2-'Y' ,, is . 3, T .,k. Y w if 24 MY ONE AND ONLY My One Ana Only is a musical comedy revue, a popular form of Thealer in The Twenlies ana Thirlies. The revue contains a romantic love slory, villian, COl'T1eCllC sidekick, CIOC O dancing ensemble performing tap, pallel and ballroom aance. Wiih music by George ancl Ira Gershwin, My One Ana OnIy shows The difficulties of True love ana The complicalions of fame. ii I X A 4? M . bf'N-Q - 4 WAA-MU QuoToTions: Throw me o Line wos The Theme for 19895 highly oooldimed Woo Mu show, TouTed oy The AssocioTed Press ds The oesT college show in Americof' Close To 300 sTudenTs conTribuTe To The show eoch yeor, eiTher composing, wriTing, seT designing, or perform- ing. ividny of NU's oeIebriTy olumni received Their sTorT in This oroducTion including Ann iviorgreT, Wdrren Beoiw, ond ChorIoT'Te Roe. Woo Mu cdsT ond sTdfT oosiTions dTTrooT more sTudenT oopiiconTs Thon ony oTher ooTiviTy dT NU. The show is enTireIv seIf-suf- ficienT, iTs funds coming from The dmounT of TickeTs sold eoch foil dudrfer on jusT The show's repuToTion dione. The T989 Woo Mu budgeT wos oround ST T0,000. The very oompeTi- skiT in The show oenTered Tive oudiTions were held dT oround some fomous CTUO The end of Februgry Gnd TOTiOI'T, Grid FTTLJCTW of The The show ron for Twelve show mocked T988's DTGST' oerformonces from April denTioI eIecTion ond 29 Through Mgy 7, Eggn evenTs dround cdmpus. 248 4 FOUR GUYS STANDING AROUND THE TRIAL Y .,,,,......:-rx ., :Lx X ...wi . M' 1 3' f RICHARD LEWIS Ever-poronoid oomedion Richorcl Lewis mode ol stop ol NU on Moy 25, leoving Cohn Aucliloriurns oudience of l,000 in hyslerics. The co- slor of ABCs sil-corn Anything Bul Love, Lewis wos brought To NU for lvloyfesl '89 His broncl of humor wos lo lough ol himself, Dui he couldn r help but moke The ouoli- enoe Iough olong wilh hirn. .ff I iw ,LP mf? -, -an .,. 12,1 '- fa Vg, ,,L ' '1J,ff-emi f 1 . J ' 4' A, ,Q . Q34 f uf Rkg-,MQ WRINKLE IN TIME TRADITIONS NIGHT Trc1diTions NighT, CI common evenT during New STudenT Week, wds ddded This yeor To The ocTiviTies during The Dov oT NU weekend for newly ddrniTTed sTudenTs. IT wos on evening of fun ond IoughTer ThdT provided d lighT-hedried look dT life oT NorThwesTern. The vdrious skiTs poked fun oT such Topics ds The sTudenT heoITh service, cdrnpus ddTing Cor The lock There- ofb, ond froTerniTy rush. 2541 GRAFITTI DANCER! 5. :ik gk lt ' f ,fr T as .E fi if ii T A so 4, 'T The ever-presenT , N 4' iv groffiTi oonoers were oT iT Q i A . 'eqw A ogoin This yeor wiTh o huge A if jx gk w produoTion in The spring. X - The group, sponsored oy ,gain Ads Allionce, Iivens up evenTs onoi hosTs Their own prociuoTions feoTuring rouTines in jozz, poIleT, ond Top. The enTireIy sTuclenT- run group procTioes o free- form inTerpreToTion of donce, ond olwoys look ..gl.... ,-,.,-,.,L-M,..f - ,,.,,s-- u-mum -.gk V Y- ,' A T X394 X Y ., I illlmdy Y, i,,l 7 In lf ' gi ki v Fl P, ' K 911'- Iike They ore hoving o Terrific: Tirne while doing iT. 1 . 'A VA Nkj ,ff- x ' T wi? ' .Wx ff' T .....-..,, 255 n if 1 ,I ' 1 ffn' ArTs' Alliances Fall ProjecT, The characTer- sTucly Orphans, was a huge success, playing four shows on November 3rd ana 11Th in Shanley Pavilion The relaTionship peTween Two orphanea Teenage proThers, a Thief CEric Sigelb ana a recluse CDoug l-larab, changes BrighT, gaudy cosTumes coupled vviTh plehTy of vaudeville sTyle numbers made Aris Alliahces' fall musical Chicago a success, pleasihg Toe-Tappihg crowds ih Cahh AudiTorium November 17, i8 ahd iQ. The musical, origihally direcTed by Bob Posse for Broadway ih The '7Os, pokes fuh aT gahgsTers, The jusTice sysTem ahd murder ih The sTreeTs of lvlafia-ruh Chicago ih The '2Os. lh facT, mosT of The show cehTers arouhd TheCook Couhiy Jail. The 20 member casT, choreographed ih Typical Fosse sTyle by Karyh Pauli, ihcluded KaTe Dovve as Velma Kelley, Ahdrea Sabesih as Roxie l-leari, Jim DeTvveiler as Billy Flyhh, ahd Dah Gold as lvlary Suhshihe. T 257 CHICAGO NU ORCHESTRA I -ix fix - :- ' If fb -'Cf CHCIR EMSEMBLE K-2 K-2 shows The developmenT of on unlikely bond beTween Horold ond Toylor, Two men Tropped on o ledge 27,000 feeT up MounT Kilimonjoro. FrighTened by The possibiIiTy of deoTh ond bound by o TrusT, The men shore The dccounTs of Their lives ond look inTo Themselves. Proceeds from The Jonudry 31 performonce were donoTed To o Pedce Corps ProjecT projecT in - l 4..,4J' V Kb . 1 xi' 1 .Wi ,. K P- ,I . tl 1' ' 'H xv U K gh Nepdl. The money rolsed will go To build d science ldbordTory for 1,000 sTudenTs dTTending BoTulechour High School. MEE-OW 1990's Mee-ow Show, uSuhdoy Eoiihg Pork Wiih George , wos performed Morch 8,9 ohdiO in McCormick Auditorium. This is Thei 71h yeor The improvisoiiohol comedy hos been pui on by sfucienis. The iviee-ow Show hos o cost of eight who wriie ond perform oil The moieriol. 'gvnr 261 DENNIS MILLER Comedion Dennis Miller of SoTurdoy NighT Live fome performed To d sell-ouT crowd of i ,200 in Cohn AudiTorium on SepTember 22 To con- clude 1989's New STudenT Week. His sophisTicoTed dnd son ieTimes polificol humor mdy hdve pdssed over The hedds of more Thon o few sTudenTs, wiTh references To such oId Time Televison sTors of Gene AuTrey ond Lossie, ouT The cheering crowd urged him on for on unprecedenTed Three encores. X' Wu. STEP SHGW Blocks OD odmpus show Their soul dhd spiriT ih The sTep ddhoef' o decodes-old TrddiTioh eohoihg The bedT of WesT Afrioo dhd The bebop of moderh jozz. Members of some block froTemiTies oT NorThvvesTerh sTepped ouT ds d riTe of possdge before grdduoTioh. IT's o dohoe TrddiTioh ThdT, while lohg o moihsTdy of block oollegidTe life, hos ldTely blossomed ih popuIoriTy. FroTerhiTy dhd sororiTy sTep dohoe oompeTiTiohs ore held doross The oouhTry. STeppihg drdvvs from severdl music TrodiTiohs--Africdh drummihg, mihsTrel shows, rdp, church gospel--dhd hos evolved ihTo d uhiguely Ameriodh dohoe form. lTs moves doTe book To The l911Os,vvheh lihes of froTerhiTy pledges mdrohed ih loolcsTep drouhd odmpus ih o riTe of lhiTioTioh. IT hdd d booT-odmp dudliTy dbouT iT, dhd vvos meohT To pull ddhoers TogeTher To promoTe group uhiTy. Todoy's sTep ddhce is used much The some vvoy, The svhchrohized moves symbolizihg The bohd ThdT exisTs omohg blocks OD oompus. Tgsxx Y N gf' 263 THE REAL INSPECTOR HOUND Wfws 'gf - sim Arts Ailidnce presented t'The Red! Inspector Hound FGDVUOTY 23 ond 24. This British forcefcomedy is reolly o ploy within d ploy. Two critics wdtch dn Agdthd Christie-esque murder mystery whodunit, ond GS they wdtch, they become involved in the ploy. The exdggerdted thedtrics mdkes fun of thedter, especidlly meiodrdmdtic murder mysteries. W Fypf' BATTLE OF THE BANDS -'fi Qxrw Phi Koppo Sigmo froTerhiTy sponsored The Third onhuoi BoTTIe of The Bonds Johuory 20Th oT Norris CehTer. Six compus bonds compeTed, eoch bohci ployihg one 20 mihuTe seT for The ouciiehce of obouT 400. After The performohces, The oudiehoe voTed ond The winning bond wos The Remoihs. In oil, Phi Kop roised obouT Si ,500 To Denefif The Big BroTher! Big SisTer progrom. CHARLOITE RAE 266 Charlahe Rae af The FacTs of Life fame spake To NU sTuaehTs ah OcTaper 6. A QraauaTe from The School af Speech ih 1948, Rae reTurhecT Ta campus Tar The firsT Time sihce she QraauaTecI. She sharea some af her experiences OD The sTage ana screeh, aha offered advice Ta sTu- aehTs ihTeresTea ih TheaTre. DR PROC TOR NorThwesTern's New STudenT Week i989 wos cenTered oround The Theme come os you ore, o ceIeoroTion of culTurol diversiTy on compus. On SepTember l8, The Rev. Somuel D. ProcTor opened The week by oddressing The new freshmon closs ond oThers who filled Cohn AudiTorium. Following his speech, The freshmen meT for on hour in Their residence holls wiTh sTudenT volunTeers To discuss The issue of culTurol diversiTy in Their lives. ProcTor, 67, is posTor of Apvssinion BopTisT Church in New York, o posiTion he hos held since iQ72. l-le is olso o professor emeriTus oT RuTQers UniversiTy, where he reTired in lQ7z1, ond wos AssocioTe DirecTor of The Peoce Corps under PresidenT Johnson. Todoy ProcTor is one of The mosT populor commencemenT speokers in Americo. ln his oddresses he celeproTes culTurol, rocicil ond sociol diversiTy ond encouroges sTudenTs To discover Their own feors ond prejudices ThoT keep Them from emorocing oTher culTures. gl! BIDEN AND MEESE vi' , ,aiiizji zff-fi-vi'95vw Q i 2 .268 f 53 I is Yi 7'2- 3 wi 5' ia if . Senolor Joseph Biden CD- Delb ond forrner U.S. Afiorney G-enerdl Edwin Meese spoke of NU Jonuory 23. Biden, onoirmon of ine Sendie Judioiory Cornmiiiee, ond Meese, oriorney generol under Presideni Reogdn, were often opponents in ine confirrnolion neorings of Redgon's Supreme Court dppoiniees. Alinougn The deboie wos billed ds o won Biden ond Meese wound up ogreeing most of The tirne. zu'-'9 '-M FQ f in DON'T CLOWN AROUND ' R.EAB-A- wlims amos 1' I D J 'FQ ALL 3 BE TTY MILLER Belly Miller founder of a reading program in Indianapolis, spoke on llliTeracy in The inner ciTy aT NU January 22. lVliller sTarled a program i3 years ago To help The inner ciTy disadvanTaged develop basic skills for living, mosl imporTanTly, reading and vvriTing. llliTeracy runs Through The Thread of our sociely, she said, and iT's going To pound us down The drain if we don'T do someThing really urgenT aoouT iT. The program she developed uses simple, engaging games To Teach reading Through sighT and sound. lvliller's goal is To geT The public schools To change The way They Teach. 4 ' 'f- is A 'ruxr C' T ,lil T A E ,Zhi 269 PLAYBILL Wag-Mu Director: Bud Beyer Cast: Beth Burrafato Kevin Burrows Elliot Cady Susan Cherin Susan Craig James Ellzy Laura Greiner Stephen Gundersheim Matthew Hook James lrwin Brian James Kimberly Johnson Rebecca Kaufman Lori Kettner Christopher Lambros Karen Luehne James Martucci Jonathan Minkoff Michael Murray Kristina Sabbia Kameron Steele Nicole Sullivan Christina Thodos My Qne gng Qnly Director: Robert N. Cast: James Ellzy Danny Vaccaro David Eggers Kevin M. Burrows Amy C. Griffin William Brown Mirabelle Kirkland Christa Salvi Julie Klappas Shama Narang Tiffany Boorne Laura Heim Jennifer Littlefield Joy Rosenthal Lynn Zimmermann Beth Lichtenstein DeWitt Jonathan Horenstein Ghuon Max Chung Tom Mizer Steven Nasi David Plunkett Steven Shenbaum Robert Langewisch Scott Townsend Phil Austin Kirk Anderson Qrgffiti Qgrtggrs C1989-19903 Cast: Cindy Breithaupt Susan Craig David Cushing Kate Dowe Katie Dudzinski James Ellzy Jason Goodstone Lauri Hamilton Mindy Holmes Jonathan Horenstein Becca Kaufman Charley Knapp Heather Kurtz Julie Mazzarella Missy Mercer Lara Monroe-Sampson Luke Reiter Nicole Roberts Arthur Rooks Deirdre Smith Scott Sponsler Leslie Stephens Sarah M. Young Jimmy Martucci Matthew Pestorius Jody Plotkin Michael Pontrelli Andrea Sabesin Eric Saiet Avril Shaikewitz Daniela Terrizzi Steven Trussell Kathryn Velvel Victoria Zutfoletti The Trigl Director: Whitney Blakemore Cast: Charlie Strater Aleta Barlhell George Brant Adam Chase James Conway Steve Lawson 271 A Wrinkle in Time Direclorz Rives B. Collins Cost: Rochel Fowler Chip Becker lvors Ernbrekis Noihon Corver Doug Horo Vickie Zuffolelii Doniel Horroy Anno Gunn Louren Morono Donno L. Woshinglon Michelle M. Jones Kolhryn M. Dowson Erik Bloir Gobriel Colernon Kevin A. King Mork M. 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I 0 1 O 9 o 0 NFA X as Og xg? obooab DZ Ugg JEL 821003 Oo?Q0vLfETbQC. TW ,X my C330 gsfrw. E ll. nfl nevviz Rock Relocolion The Rock was moved To a new locaTion during The summer of l989, ending years of conTroversy apouT The damage iTs painTers had caused To The surrounding area. As Chicago media and Summer Session sTudenTs waTched, an T8-Ton crane lifted iT from iTs old siTe in fronT of Harris Hall To a new one 20 feeT easT. During The move, The 87-year-old painfed waTer founTain 368 CAMPUS cracked from iTs base To halfway up The side, buf was supseauenTly fixed. The surrounding area was enclosed by a fooT-high wall. AlThough sTudenTs no longer have To dodge The Rock To enTer l-larris, many missed iTs former siTe. Shepard ResidenTial College paid homage To The former siTe by erecTing a chicken-wire and papier-maiche Rock There in The fall, The firsT-ever Talking Rock. University Defers Rush Following The recommendaTion of lasT year's Task Force Reporl on The UndergraduaTe Experience, universiTy officials decided To defer fraTerniTy and sororiTy rush unTil WinTer Quarler. The decision panned freshmen from Greek houses during Fall Quarler excepT for Three or four sTrucTured, non-alcoholic evenTs. Under The plan, freshmen could visiT each house only once during The fall. The decision drew fire from NorThwesTern's Greek communiTy, which formed a group called SORR, STudenTs Organized for Rush ResTricTions. SORR enTered one floaT in NU's Homecoming parade on behalf of The enTire Greek sysTem, proTesTing - v' Mix deferred rush. The InTerfraTerniTy Council, The Panhellenic AssociaTion and The AssociaTed STudenT GovernmenT all drafTed proposals which would revise The impIemenTaTion of The plan. Individual fraTerniTy presidenTs, however, ignored This and decided To fighT deferred rush iTself, ciTing iTs economic cosT on Their houses. In November universiTy officials alTered The plan, T causing mixed reacTions , from sTudenT leaders. WiTh The revised rush plan, Greek houses can hold dry evenTs for freshmen afler The firsT four weeks, and . can hold one evenT per week. The plan also calls for special idenTificaTion cards for freshmen. Fisk Rededicdfed ln November Fisk Hdll, which hos housed The Medill School of Journdlism since l95L1,wds rededicdTed by Deon lvlichoel Jonewdy. In This building we ceIebroTe oT once The old ond The new, Jonewdy sold dT The ceremony. The building wds renovoTed wiTh d S2 million grdnT from The Roberf R. McCormick ChdriTdble TrusT ond Sl million from The universiTy. The consTrucTion, which begdn in June l988, ddded more cldssrooms, offices, ond eighT word- processing ldbs. IT olso ddded o broddcosT fdciliTy ond dir condiTioning ond mode The building hondicdbbed-dccessible. The new Fisk sporls d mouve color, corpeTing ond d mdrble lobby floor. Even Though The building is sTiIl cdlled Fisk ond The school is sTill nomed dfier Joseph lvledill, The renovdTed boriions of The building ore coiled The McCormick Journdlism CenTer. Medill Dedn Named lvlichdel Jdnewdy,119, wos nomed The dedn of NorThwesTern's Medill School of Journolism in summer T989 l-le rebloced Edword BosseTT, who lef'T To hedd The UniversiTy of VVdshingTon's School of CommunicdTions. Jdnewdy previously hos been ediTor of The BosTon Globe ond execuTive ediTor of The ATldnTic lvlonihly. E The sig 11? December T989 found d new dddiTion To The Big TO. Penn STdTe joined The conference expdnding The ocTuol number of Tedms To eleven. 159' fx ' A If if .uh g it ak 'x lllllillllililli L E. -x -1 Qiiis 'r R n CAMPUS Construction Joggers, bikers, ond sightseers hdd to wdit dll yedr To frolic on The Ldkefill, one of d number of construction sites dll over cdmpus. Spring T989 sow The instolldtion of o sculpture gdrden on The South Compus ldwn bounded by the Thedter dnd lnterpretdtion Center, The lvldin Librdry dnd Norris University Center. The works by modern sculptors drew d fdir dmount of both proise ond criticism regdrding its desthetic vdlue. Over The summer, construction begdn on ci 82.8 million project to improve NU's cooling system. The project forced The closure of The Lokefill from The foot bridge on The south end to The north end of The ldgoon. Engineers Idid ci 2400-foot pipe between The ldke dnd The Centrdl Utilities Pldnt to provide cool Loke lvlichigdn wdter for cdmpus dir conditioners. The project will sdve NU OD estimdted S4100,000 d yedr. Work dlso begdn or continued on severdl other cdmpus projects: 'A new lvldteridls dnd Life Sciences building on North Cdmpus between l-logon l-ldll dnd The Frdnces Sedrle Building. The A-story, S39 million structure will dlleviote some of The Technologicdl lnsTiTuTe's spdce crunch ond provide new ldbordtory spdce. A S30 million renovdtion of Tech itself is scheduled to begin This summer. 'A new North Cdmpus dormitory to house dbout T60 students. The S5 million dorm is scheduled to be built between The frdternity qudd bdsketbdll courts dnd The pdrking lot of The Sports ond Aqudtic Center. The dorm's dddition tothe housing pool mdy medn The removdl of The long- reviled Courtydrd l-ldll, one of The suggestions outlined in The T988 Tdsk Force Report on The Undergrddudte Experience. 'A Studio Building, ci joint effort between The lVledill School of Journdlism dnd The School of Speech. The building, nedr The Thedter dnd lnterpretdtion Center, will contdin new broddcdst fdcilities ds well ds on elctronic newsroom dnd other stdte-of-the-drt communicdtion equipment. Meflxfes ,fllefi X.l'. still has Nlczisicsfg New case diagnosed todogg resides at Hobart House, and is o member of De't8 Zeta Sorority, l,vt lltlllf booster ITIEOSIG Ugcclne Xvlirlvg iiH'i kdnljS 3250 '- 11:30am ut T ilu 4:50 p.m., SOQUYUIIQ 9:30'o- BHG ll:50 o.m, 'm- T lint' ,wr-mn developing on illne, rush is Ufged to VGDOH to ihwnh 0 Northwestern Student Henlgh S 9 Take Bock the Night Northwestern men ond women united to ltdke bdck The night in mdrches in April ond loter in October T989. The mdrches protest violence dgoinst women ond promote understdnding between the sexes. The spring morch, however, wds met with opposition from frdternity members, who threw wdter bdlloons ond bldsted sexudlly explicit recordings dt the mdrchers ds they proceeded through the frdternity dudds. Members of Phi Deltd Thetd ond Sigmd Nu frdternities were suspended ond fined for the incidents. In The foil, more thdn 500 women ond men held cdndles ond chdnted No more violence, no more lies, we will not be eruitgl vicTimized, ond Women, unite, toke bdck the night, os they mdrched in o line thot meosured o qudrter-mile in length. A rdlly CJTTT19 Rock preceeded the mcirch, which circled dround compus. The mdrch wos ci sign of hope ond strength during o period of well- publciized sexuol ossciults on cdmpus ond in Evdnston. As o result of the rdsh of reported dssdults ond ropes, Novdl ROTC expdnded ond revised its escort progrom. ROTC midshipmen will wdlk people home ot night To ony locotion on compus ond o number of locdtions oft-cdmpus. Other results were better cdmpus lighting, more security phones dnd on lnterfrdternity Council pldn to provide escorts for women wdlking home from frdternity pdrties. 370 I Animal Rights ProTesT on The issue of animal righTs rocked NorThwesTern in The spring of 1989. An EvansTon- based animal righfs group, Concerned CiTizens for EThical Research, Targefed five NorThwesTern experimenfs They said conTained The abuse and Torlure of animals. The confroversy climaxed when vandals spray- painfed obscenifies and Threafs To NU researchers on The walls of Hogan Hall and Tech. Concerned Cifizens denied responsibilify for The ThreaTs. NU launched an exfensive mailing campaign and several counTer-proTesTs To assure ThaT iTs experimenfs obeyed federal guidelines and had beneficial effecfs in The world of medicine. The proTesTers finally Took The rnafler To The ciTy of Evansfon, saying ThaT The experimenfs violafed ciTy anTi-cruelTy laws. No decisive acTion was Taken, however. :Ti ,I I if X f e.N REQPON3lBlLllY Lrg M4155 TEGYMS Mig rrpmlce rr. ,T gfvf T PT V Nl 55 CTigy.fir TE. Jiri Molwajfffla an X g .-uv' Til I Closer To home, The BoDeons rocked o reviTolized Pumpkin Prom oT The OrringTon Hoiel. Film in i989 ronged from The ldvish, GoThic BdTrnon To The low- budgeT high dromd of sex, lies dnd videoTdpe. After d Trio of unsuccessful chomber drdmos, Woody Allen reTurned To form wiTh o funny mordliTy lesson, Crimes ond lvlisdemeonorsl' Spike Lee lefi The oudience reeling ofier his chordcTer igniTed o rioT in Do The RighT Thing. In The yedr's funniesT film momenT, lvleg Rydn foked on orgdsm in d crowded New York deli in When Horry lVleT Sdlly... And, os usuol, sequels opounded. NoTobIe exomples: GhosTousTers 2, Book To The FuTure 2, ond lndidnd Jones ond The LdsT Crusddef' On Television, ThirTysomeThing, Rosednne ond lVldrried..vviTh ChiIdren broughT vorying degrees of fdmiliol redlism To The screen. lvlednwhile, SdTurdoy NighT Live celebrdTed iTs l5Th yeor on The dir wiTh o gold speciol ThoT showed clips from The Coneheods To The Church Lddy. fl Dedihsz Lucille Boll, 77 Irving Berlin, lOl Solvodor Doli, 811 BeTTe Dovis, 81 A. BdrTleTT Gidmdhi, 5l Emperor HirohiTo, 87 Abbie l-loffmon, 52 AyoTolloh Khomeini, 89 Billy lvloriin, oi Ferdinond lvldrcos, 72 Lourence Olivier, 82 Gildo Rodner, 412 Andrei Sokhorov, 68 9 NATIONAL Abortion Restricted The Supreme Court 'V credted d storm ot controversy by limiting the scope of its i973 ruling Roe v. Wdde, which estdblished d womdn's constitutiondl right to dn dbortion. The Court's July ruling in Webster v. Reproductive l-ledlth Services upheld the constitutiondlity of d Missouri ldw thot shdrply restricted the dvdildbility of dbortions in publicly funded hospitdls. The ruling grdnted stdtes brood duthority to restrict women's rights to termindte pregndncies. With the possibility thdt the ruling would ledd to d future Court toppling of Roe, both the pro- choice dnd the pro-life movements went on the dttdck, stdging mdsslve protests in Wdshington, DC. Northwestern students dttended these protests dnd held their own cdmpus rdllies on the issue. As the Court dttempted to force dbortion policy out of the courts dnd into the politicdl drend, dbortion becdme the deciding fdctor in d number of congressiondl dnd guberndtoridl rdces, dnd figures to be the hot politicdl issue of the l99Os. N --Qi. gt . , Q 'n MQ. 'r 4 75. , in -gf. ' 1 'S Qi, , a -'I w T K Q' J, 0-24iL?..,,,, a x ' s s Q. B i SAF E, LEGAL Ylltiiii L ABORTXGN t i I ,mi BNQQQO, I .4 fx 'lf , ,ga f U 5 ' Y- gd? A X11 At , , . f f 4 em f' 9 ' ' JV f..-fi W S2 ' ' ' Q43 4 ',:?9 4.L- .A ml, gl +L l gig 1 V 'T' . 1 . - . -W . 43. all-1 M13., , A' I .ms .19-I 1',v-4 Jtvazy - i--F 24 4- ' h -Q Q 5 - 4:- Q 5 4' ' Ai' Exxon Spill In 1989, environmental awareness was sparked by a number of events, but none so graphic as the Exxon oil spill. The Exxon Valdez oil Tanker hit a reef and leaked more than 11 million gallons of oil into Alaska's Prince William Sound, one of The worId's richest wildlife areas. Plagued by speculation that The ship's captain, Joseph Hazelwood, was drunk at The Time of The accident, Exxon undertook a 31.2 million cleanup effort. It 4 enlisted the help of about 12,000 people who hand- scrubbed more than 1,000 miles of contaminated shoreline. Said one fisherwoman who helped inthe cleanup: l was stunned. I didn't conceive of what 12 million gallons of oil would look like on the water. It kept acting like an amoeba, changing shape and direction with the current and tide. The total cost ofthe spill, which killed scores of wildlife, is estimated at more than S1 billion, making it the most expensive industrial accident ever. -...F L, T n 7 M g 3'k'vf-'Q.U71,- ., 'i - 2333? Vs, l 375 NATIONAL - R 1 ms fy -F- . A x - S T .9 1 -A Bi? I - . Axim 1 'ug aiig. W I 1 5 ,,.-, E Q' wg 5'9T'?f?iq Sif . -'-df -wk ' ff T ' ' i ' S322 filfil- Lf ', Q A 322 U 1 'V ' . T J - . 'llllu t' ,-, A ,., x 1T',f'E3f,N 'A . . 'T A me NOTUYCI DiSCSfel'S Americdns dccustomed to foreign scenes of ndturdl cotdstrophe were shocked in 1989 os Mother Ndture dssduited first one coost of the United Stotes, prompted questions of the stdte's prepdredness for the big one, d predicted future dudke much greoter ond more destructive in scole. ond then the other. 376 rw After dttdcking the Virgin isldnds dnd Puerto Rico, l-lurricone Hugo blosted the codst of South Corolind in September, killing 62. With winds medsuring 135 mph or more, the storm's effects were felt up dnd down the Edstern Sedbodrd. The totdl cost of its 5-ddy rdmpdge were estimdted dt more thdn S8 billion. A month ldter, Sdn Frdncisco wds rocked by d mdssive edrthduoke medsuring 7.1 on the Richter scdle, killing 67. The qudke destroyed buildings, ignited mdny fires, ond cdused freewdys to colldpse, including port of the Boy Bridge connecting Sdn Frdncisco ond Ookldnd. It dlso shook Cdndlestick Pork, where thousonds hdd gdthered for the World Series between the Sdn Frdncisco Gidnts ond Odkldnd A's. The Series ' wds postponed ds o result. 1 Longshoremon Buck Helm become d . ndtiondl symbol of . courdge dfter surviving 90 my hours trdpped in his cdr 5 under the rubble of d colldpsed freewdy. Property ddmdge wds estimdted dt dbout S10 billion. i -N, -1 1 l 1 U.S.S.R! CHINA 1989 wds The yeor The Cold Wor Thdwed ond The individuol Triumphed. IT wos, simply puT, o yeor ThdT chonged The course of hisfory. The icons of The Cold Wor ore mony: Krushchev pounding his shoe of The UN, lVlcCorThyism, The CUDGD missile crisis. AlThough such imoges ore fomilior, we did noT experience Them firsThond. BuT os we wofched Thousdnds of EosT Sermons fleeing for The WesT ond Thousonds more doncing ofop The Berlin Woll, we knew This wds our generciTion's hisTory in The mdking, The TexTpook imdges of Tomorrow. lvlikhoil Gorbochevs policies of gldsnosf ond peresTroiko finolly pore fruiT ond ushered in ci sToTe of chonge for The U.S.S.R., EdsTern Europe ond The enTire world. IT wds The yeor of The people ond The yedr of The individuol. People goThered by The Thousonds ond millions, demdnding chdnge ond chdnTing freedom in mony longuoges. A single undrmed sTudenT foced down on enTire column of INTERNATIONAL Tonks in Chino's ill-foTed proTesT, UlTimTdeIy, more chdnge wds dccomplished wiThouT wor Thon ony oTher yedr This cenTury. By The end of l989, chonge wds occurring so ropidly ThdT evenTs in EosTern Europe Took on o hoIlucindTory c1uoliTy. BuT iT is eosy To forgeT ThdT This chonge, rdpid in execuTion, hod been building up for o long Time. l musT weep for joy ThdT iT hoppened so quickly ond simply. And I musT weep for wroTh ThdT iT Took so dpysmolly long, sdid on EosT Germon proTesT singer formerly sfripped of his cifizenship. Afler The borders were opened, he wds dple To reTurn To his homeldnd. The Toppling of CommunisT regimes ond The Triumph of democrocy were noT wiThouT Their cosT in lives. l?evoIuTion in Chino wds pruTcilly crushed. BuT The reyoluTions ThdT succeeded, ond did so wiThouT excessive bloodshed, Ieff us wiTh The prospecf of o new world order ond d new world. We look dheod To The losT decode of The TwenTieTh cenTury wiTh some joy, some feor, ond d gredT deol of hope. 377 U.S.S.R., Iviorch: Soviet elections result in the foilure of one-third of Communist porty regionol chiefs to win seots. Wdrsow, April: Polond legolizes the trdde union Soliddrity, which wds outldwed for seven yecirs under mortiol low. Free elections ore outhorized, the first in 110 yeors. 378 i .L iv... 1 wr Zi' . .., t 4-. I ,X N .' ALJ Budopest, Moy: Hungory begins dismdntling the borbed wire fences dlong its border with Austrio. Worsdw, June: Solidority sweeps the Edst Bloc's first free elections since World Wor Il. Communist ledders cire stunned. Beijing, April-June: The Chinese student-led pro- democrcicy movement ' ewfsfh., . --if-f-mf-fp. z 1? governmentol corruption. Protest peoks in Moy when Soviet leoder Gorbdchev visits: one million people protest in the streets. lvldrtidl low is declored on lvldy 20. Troops try to move into Tidnonmen Squdre, the site of the protests, but ore driven bock by mdsses of citizens sympothetic to the protesters. Student ledders begins in April with coils for erect The Goddess of increosed sociol reforms ond on end to s Democracy, o 33-foot- high replico of the Stdtue A' with 'var ,Af of Liberty. On June 3, Iedder Deng Xiooping outhorizes sending in troops to qudsh the protest. Troops open fire on the protesters, smdshing through bdrricodes with tdnks to reoch Tidndnmen Squdre. The resulting mcissocre ledves up to 3,000 people deod, some 60,000 injured, ond 30,000 more drrested, mony of whom ore feored executed. Officiolly, the mdssdcre never hdppened. '4 EdsT Berlin, SepTernber: Hungdry opens iTs borders ond Thousdnds of EosT Gerrnons flee To The WesT. EosT Berlin, OcTober- November: EdsT Germon ledder Erich l-lonecker resigns in OcTober. New ledder Egon Krenz socks The PoliTboro ond The enTire Cobinef resigns en mdsse. EosT Gerrndny opens iTs borders. lVlinuTes ofler The onnouncernenT. crowds converge on boTh sides of The Berlin Woll ond pour Through. A womon clod only in her nighTgown cries. l never ThoughT l would live To see This doy, she soys. Three doys IoTer pdrfs of The Woll ore Torn down by o consTrucTion crew. Progue, Novernber: Alexonder Dubcek, The hero of 1968's ill-foTed Prdgue Spring, reTurns To hedd o growing Czechoslovokion proTesT movemenT. Den'ronsTroTions blossom INTERNATIONAL from 25,000 sTudenTs, who ore beoT by rioT police, To 200,000 ond Then 300,000 people. Leoder Milos Jokes ond his PorIidrnenT resign. BuchoresT, Decernber: Thousonds of Rornonion proTesTers ore rnossocred by governrnenf forces. A week IoTer, dicToTor Nicoloe Ceousescu ond his wife ore execuTed by rebels ond phoTos of Their bulleT-riddled bodies ore broodcosT over Rornonion TV. 379 Greed. DebT. iDverconsumpTion. AIDS. The melTdovvn of The Cold VVQT lvlTv. In The lQ8Os, The world become inTiniTelv more complicoTed. Here ore some of iTs hollmdrks: if 'An elecTronic revoluTion. Personol compuTers, VCl2s compocT disc plovers ond Tdx mdchines become commonploce. 'AIDS becomes The new cdncerf' ropidly Toking on epidemic proponions. 'The environmenT becomes incredsinglv enddngered. The decode ThoT begins vviTh o fuel crisis ends vviTh vvdnTon overconsumpTion ond The gorboge bdrge ThoT couldn'T find o home. Globol vvorming, The greenhouse efTecT dnd ozone depleTion become household words. QT. il 0 THE 1980 'S 'NoTuroI disdsTers such os Those in Armenid ond lndid cldim mdssive numbers of lives, while monmode ones like The Chernobyl nucleor disosTer cldim counTless oThers. 'Terrorism in Europe ond elsewhere mdke The world o more ddngerous ploce ond mdke foreign Trovel d risk. 'AporTheid conTinues in SouTh Africo, despiTe proTesTs: conTlicT conTinues in The Middle EosT ond CenTrdl Americo. 'The Cold Wor self- desTrucTs. Redgon cdlls The U.S.S.R. The evil empire, buT boTh he ond Bush work To improve reldTions beTvveen The superpovvers. Pro- democrdcy revoluTions sweep EdsTern Europe ond Topple mony long- esTdblished regimes. .:L'3?',' , .gfffff n 1 iiigjfgfgg ' A Au ,. - 1 .wx f fm 2-rf' . T - . ', y -:XZ - fffis, r 0-gpg 2 L. ln The U.S.: 'Drugs lop The nafional polifical agenda, wilh a vocal minorify commiiled To legalizafion. 'l?eagan, the Teflon presidenf' and G-real Communicalorl emerges from The Iran-confra scandal unscafhed. l-le simplifies an increasingly complex world and makes The nafion feel good abouf ifself again. 'The U.S. goes from being The worlds largesf credilor nafion To The worlds largesf debfor nafion. The federal deficif Tops Sl Trillion. 'The bah'le over aborfion righfs fhrealens To divide fhe counfry and become The crucial issue in fufure polifical races, 'The Eaual Righfs Amendmenf fails, and The feminisl movemenf falfers wifhouf a predominanl cause. Women make gains in eaualify in The workplace buf sfill make less Than 70 cenfs fo The man's dollar. 'MTV ushers in The age of The shorl alnlenfion span, The resulf of many conflicfing demands on The consumer's lime. 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She exploined ThoT she hod heord oll drinking woTer wos conTominoTed wiTh Toxic wosTe which seeped inTo our wells from indusfriol dumping. I hod only ogreed To donoTe Three quorTers of on hour To This womon when she mode o simple requesT--or so I suspecTed. TeII me obouT The EorTh. I wos bemused: The sToTe of her complexion mode me Think This Topic cerToinIy opproprioTe. Her block eyes sef on me os if I were prey. Tossing one fooT In fronT of The oTher I begon To Tell her whoT I knew: nucleor disosTer is common, gorboge rides The seo on borges in seoroh of o convenienT depoT, The roin foresT is vonishing... D Vonishing. The word choked her os she repeofed iT under her breoTh. Her fociol muscles wriThed, The flowers she hod been nursing suddenly oppeored lifeless. ShifTing my weighf from one leg To The oTher, I TeeTered oround feeling somewhoT oboshed. Yes, wiTh empoThy, I ogreed ThoT IT wos o piTy ThoT The mosT viToI source of medicine ond elixirs would be relinquished To Temporory onimol grozing. There is droughT, fomine. I sodly Told her how droughf is now ThoughT To be coused by humon error. WiTh eoch coTosTrophe I reveoled, Ioyers of her sienno skin oppeored To peel off like o moITing snoke. WiTh The removol of eoch Ioyer, her foce become more'TronsporenT wiTh The TexTure of smooTh groniTe. I Told her ThoT The shores she once monioured were now covered wiTh o fiIThy, block drope. BuT my oowordice did noT ollow me To Tell her ThoT The oceon life ond woTer fowl were plucked from o disosTrous spill, Their feoThers clumped wiTh Torry residue. Arrogonce is our worsf enemy,' she sold. The frogile bones which neorly severed her Thin skin looked like smoll Twigs, knoTTed ond broided inTo o bronch ThoT she clenched inTo mighly fisTs. Pounding her bosom, she wepT TorrenTs of roin. her Teors flowed inTo The deep crooks of her foce like Tiny sTreoms. My opologies wenT unheord. Her foce Turned To sTone. The frozen expression ThoT remoined forced me To gosp for oir. As I obondoned her decrepif form. I ThoughT I hod commiffed murder. When I crowled over The Threshold, The sun's lighT blinded me, soorning me for hoving Told her of our peril. WhoT she hod divined from our miseroble conversoTion wos poinfully simple. In oil iTs simpliciiy, her heed wos profound: 'ExTinoTion is finoI. , However, I feor her Temporol I wisdom would've been on empTy gesTure. I -KirsTen BucksToff, Medill '90 , .ir ,M ,, - v ,. gg M .I -Q, ' , 5 RQ' 1,1 u Q I I A S 52' ' u f 'ff' . 1 'f V. f' I-1? . V . I . 2' 4-1 s g. -' v- rY'b. . X If dt' .H . H f . . ,M , .,.,, , V, V .W 'fp s.,..V .. , yr '. , 1. , , -. ' 1 - -4 V N, ' Q 1 ,' P .Q wa -rm.. I. ' 'dn T' f ff. -,5',,.fmf0:1,gy,,f pf, , -TV' fag . ' - V .V',157.JbL5f '4 - 71, - ' i .. 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Most people wouldn't be surprised--chemistry does not excite the overoge college student. There's just one problem: l'm o chemistry mojor. lt's not thot I hove such o difficult time with chemistry, it's just not oll thot stimuldting. PHOTOGRAPHY. Now here's something thot invigorotes me. lt's titilloting, chollenging, drtistic, ond somewhot mogicol. Photogrophy surposses chemistry in dll of these oreos, ond it hos begun to toke up more of my time thon chemistry. Ever since junior yeor in high school, l've sold thot l'm going to get o Ph.D in chemistry ond do reseorch, but now I wont to be d photogropher. i ' U1 -, 5. vi' .M .. I .Y AssmAc'Yl' . Aasmscft AB81 lAC1l QQ 2 jg ' 3 5 4' I I ff ? F 159' 4 lu gn f wg 6 Ili 24' I 25. .uf I-U .uv I MY H5 ! as ms 'U ' ' o, , IT! nnovnuw :uno-zsm NO- HUB I I sa Su su il 4 it U lf lf . un s ul G 54.5 Sli, I so , 4 50 So whot do I do? P' U . L m Mom ond Dod olwoys sold they 1, I ! I- I didn't core whot we three kids did so long GS it wos enjoyoble, I provided o decent living ond ' wos legol. It wosn't eosy, but I finolly decided thot I will work in the chemicol industry for d few yeors ond then try mdke it os o photogropher. I wrote this hoping thot others will Ieorn from my experience. If some of the hopeful pre-med, pre-low, pre-business ond other students con ovoid bonging their heods ogoinst o woll, then it will be worth it. FEW-r'...... College is the time to experiment ond moke mistokes so you con find your true interests. I hope you figure out whot you redlly wont to do sooner thon I did. W Qfgpgg C Kirk Lemz CAs '90 KWCN- I J QTRACYS ABSTRACTS g ' I: ,, 115 tiff? , j- ai! 4-'fa If-5 ' ':2ii:'X'- . r . , ff-fagzff' Q ',, ' .I rsjizigggl '.gV,. ', v' .- ' ' ' ' fu ,- rs IA P 5'.bE3'f.v'1, fl 13, ' s ,M XPC 53:34 f' . .1',' fl' ,. Fa I N U,- 'f. '1 Y' nf. 1 ' : 49, , . .,,W1,f -. . P, f 1 his 9 A ,1 , , -vp ,fl 14' 3--,. . 3 Y.-f ,ff-ff Pifvy' Hy: yn-1 'f Q- :??'y'.' W' Q ..-Q .f- f 1, ..1' 5 I i '- ,. . fn affix. viii 1 -i1'.'-,gym-,I P '-, - r V ,.,.,.. ., . w .ff 1 ly .. ,.'...,,,g,,g ,-1'9 'Q 5? 2.4!-. M' 'ii .gizv The clock hos run ouT on The foof- boil field oT Dyche STodium. The finol buzzer hos sounded oT Welsh-Ryon Areno offer o boskeT- boil gorne. Con you Tell me whoT hoppens nexT? Why The oudience rises ond sings The NorThwesTern olmo rnoTer, righT? Well, sorf of. How mony of you know The words To our universiTy hymn? Aho, os I ThoughT, noT Too mony. Well, ThoT's okoy, you'll probobly leorn iT when you join on NU olumni club, where The olums slop eoch oTher on The bock, sing The old songs, ond recoll The good old doys of undergrod life. , All Too ofTen NU school spiriT kicks in AFTER groduofion. ThoT's when olums wonT To be porl of The sTu- denT scene ogoin, remember The compus os being so beouTiful, ond wish They hod oTTended more fooTboll gomes. These some individuols os undergrods very well moy hove missed some greoT porfies becouse They hod midTerms, dlsporoged The com- pus' oppeoronce, ond wouldn'T go To fooTboll gornes jusT becouse we didn'T hove much of o chonce of winning. SomeTimes iT seems os Though school spiriT doesn'T hove o chonce here. ' BuT whoT is wrong wiTh recogniz- ing The school pride ThoT DOES exisT of NU? There ore plenTy of sociol opporTuniTies where sTu- denTs con prove ThoT They pony os hord os They sTudy. ? ' A Every person who porTicipoTes in one of The mony sTudenT orgoni- zoTions ThoT Thrive oT NU is show- ing school spiriT. Hoving fun during MoyfesT, porlying Togefh- er oT froTerniTles or dorms, Throw- ing morshmollows oT fooTbolI gomes, even primol screoming during finols week ore oll woys of flying The purple ond whiTe col- ors. And we con'T forgeT The Tro- diTions of NU. Where else con you poinT o rock in The deod of nighT, siT in o TlckeT line for Two weeks, or drink purple beer dur- ing Homecoming? The pride in our school is There if you jusf open your eyes. So whoT's The poinT? I hove encounTered mony NorThwesTern sTudenTs wiTh blinders on in The posT four yeors, ond They hove given The school o bod rop. I wonTed To Toke The opporlunily To plug This ploce. Appreciofion for NU doesn'T hove To woiT unTil ThoT diplomo is firmly cluTched in your hond. The 1990's ore upon us. LeT's greet The new decode wiTh o song: Hoil To Almo MoTer! We will sing Thy proise forever: All Thy sons ond doughfers Pledge Thy vicTory ond honor. Almo MoTer, proise be Thine, Moy Thy nome forever shine! Hoil To purple, hoil To WhiTe, ' Hoil To Thee, NorThwesTernl ' Kofhy Dedo ly ' Speech 1990 y ul H 1 W .iz lm... mf, G X. 4pf,,1,,2 af h ,, iw. 4'- ' 1S1.n 'B , gh . F 1 'A 'Q' KIM, W' 3' ,fi 1 km ' if f . fi v . . .4,- i if 1 xg? h ,Lhfu - I I, jg?-3,g,,,Q. - fifxbc av: . 'lv' 1 . . , .41 .nil A. - Lf' Q - .gf -Lrgj'-,-5:1 '-18... . -5: 1. i.,-Q -' E- ' . '- - A ' A ', L nu: ., rn f u . . ,Q ,, - r' v r Ll, . ., .LR v . I . j-':'Q ' . .,,- ' - . , . aq- . 'rv'- -.x I ' 'Z-' 'u X 2151 , 5' . ' -1- . fy- 1 v 1- x ' . . 'k . f . X-gf ' We . 3, .-f- . ' 'irf .' ' ,,'. - .- . :' .' ' '- 5 ' 'qgvx A. g 1: . ' ,wa 1 -,'f.' - ,J -x,,e.5?: ' ' Q . ' '. .18 1 , 1 4 - ..' ya y '1 - 2 ., -nf ' ' x ' urs 'a 1 A it 'L sf i54ih55f' A , b ' J 35' 'f -wc? N , ww -A.: .4 . C' ' Qs, H ni , 5713- -e 629, 3. I' 1 f-if A :- 4 '- x I 4 , Av JE ','. ,g- J .H M. mi xg,-he 'Wg vt AY gr. nf . 'T ' . 1AZ7'?'!-fi gffuj ROUNDING THE BEND 'y LeT us make a sTarT upon The bounding way. for The sun is sagging in The hammock of The day. V Slinging down from your chair, you shake off sleep, mounT The sTair. Our paTh is collaged in colour like a silenf river bed: for AuTumn has snapped The Trees, wrapped in Tissue paper red. CerTain as The divining rod Traces The vein, you follow sweeT musk . warmed by The rain. The ground was familiar wiTh your gallanT canTer, as were you, wiTh my loving banTer. I have grown accusTomed To wafching you race ahead, sTrobing Through shadows where lighT has bled. I will never know if you saw The rushing breeze, celebraTe your passing wiTh Ticker Tape leaves. Like The mimic of a brook, The road reversed each decision iT Took. YeT aT every Turn you waiTed, Thoughifully looking back, only once our eyes had meT, would you follow The new Tack. Of laTe I have come To coveT each spoke of your advancing age: measuring The morTal cycle, as seasons are NaTure's gauge. AT once The horizon swallowed a companion mosT dear To me, perchance To show how simple such parTing can be. AmidsT The painful vow Summer pledges WinTer now, make This promise, my old born again friend: save one backward glance for me, before you round The ' Bend. Jason Berry, CAS '92 KAREN ENQUIST COPY EDITOR JASON BERRY KATHY INGRAHAM PHOTO EDITORS ,J f JULIA LEE GRAPHICS EDITOR KATHLEEN GLYNN EDITOR IN CHIEF X C, Ill? F' '52 If g2f?Q,fI!o, X' OZX .. I J. I K' 1 MARC PASTOR LAYOUT EDITOR RANDI ALEXANDER PROMOTIONS EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHERS If !IIIIIT1'II III I ff, 1 , if ,,' BRIAN BAI-IR ANDY BUTT ERIC CHU BRUCE LEE KIRK LENTZ PAIVI LINGE KRISTEN LOEGREN CHARLOTTE IVIANNING YOLETTE NICI-IOLSON ROBERT PAKI-IURST BETI-I PLATKO JUN RO TRENT ROSENBLOOIVI TOIVI STERNAL STAFF . 'U' Don'T wriTe on my orm. . . A: l'You should be o hugger Cfor Sp. Olympb K: ul olreddy om -I hug you, don'T I'? . . . l'm Tdking life PXN . . . l'm Trying. Yes, very. . . I dom sooury, IAA oodn'T uundersTddnd youu. . . l come To This oonolusion - we need d jdcuzzi. . . Here ore Four Guys, buT There're only Two. . . Think horizonTol on The loyouT. . . KoTh, con we geT six guys in looms over here in less Thon 20 minuTes! CNo, no iT's OKD . . . If you're hoppy, you're jusT missing The poinT. . .TheyjusT Took The neTs down. . . ThoT's greoT, There's on edrlhduoke in Son Fronoisco, o moll oollopsed, d bridge hos pdrTidlIy crumbled - dnd Kodok sTiIl hos my slides. . . Where's my piconTe souoe? . . ls This 600 Lincoln? . . Don'T geT Too psyohed! . . . Is ThoT d cdr bdTTery or o bomb? . . We love Nikki. . . LeT's spend The nighT TogeTher. I IosT my dgiToTor, Boy om I hoppy! . . . I pioTured IT in my mind -The swimming pool, The SpeedoTron uniTs, The swimming pool, The SpeedoTron - someThing wdsn'T righT. . .The Jerry Lewis PrinT-o- Thon. . . Crop lTill you drop. . . Eug moy hoye been siIenT buT deodly wiTh The 300, Kirk's jusT obnoxious ds hell. . . These is PerspecTives. PHOTO GALLERY Nw ,Q -W-,,,......5.,x.1,1 JASON BERRY pg. 3br, 71, 11b, 131, 18, 191, 22, 231, 261, 29b, 311, 31b, 3413, 35b, 361, 3713, 3813, 39b,401, 40bV, 411, 41 b, 42br, 461, 4616, 47, 491, 50, 51 D, 521, 56bI, 571r, 581, 59, 601, 65b, 6613, 661, 68b, 701, 7113, 741, 78, 991, 1141, 114r, 1151, 115131, 115br,1211,1216,122,1231,123b,1241,1351,137b,139b, 1461r,1651,166,167,1721,172b,176,188,189,191b,194 195, 200, 208, 215, 219, 222, 223, 227br, 2281, 22810, 229, 23513, 2451, 24513, 25111, 253, 262, 2681r, 26811, 268b, 28911 2941,382, 392, 3941,394b, 39511, 3951r, 395131, 397. Q.. KATHY INGRAHAM pg. 31r, 4, 7b, 141, 21, 2313, 2413, 25, 28, 421, 28, 53, 541, 5413, 55, 5611, 5713r, 5813, 651, 1321, 13413, 12413, 1361, 1411, 14313, 1441, 1481,14813,1501,15013,160,1621,16213, 163,165bI,170, 171, 173,174,1771,178,1791,17913,183,184,185,192,193,196, 197, 204, 205, 207, 209, 212, 213, 216, 220, 221 , 222bI, 2271, 232, 2331, 2331r, 23313, 24611, 24613, 247, 2501, 25013, 2551, 255131, 25513r, 2631, 2581, 258b, 25911, 2591r, 25913, 2641, 26413, 2691, 26913, 276, 277, 267, 274, 276, 277, 279, 285, 298, 29113, 29213, 369, 380, 384, 39413, 39513r, 404. PHOTO GALLERY .2 'F TI' 5 1 E 1 1 1 1 ESQ -.21 KIRK LENTZ pg, 2, 6, 813, 10, 111, 12, 1413, 15, 161, 1613, 201, 291, 32, 351, 381, 42131, 44, 4913, 63, 641, 681, 69, 7013, 7413, 77, 8113, 8211, 82131, 83, 841, 8911, 89131, 891, 9111, 9213, 941, 9413, 96, 971, 9713 981, 9813, 99, 102131, 102131, 1031, 10313, 1131, 113111, 11313, 1161,1171,11713,1181,11813,1191,11911,118131,1201,12511, 1251, 130, 1471, 147131, 165131, 186, 187, 20611, 230, 23413, 24813, 249131, 252, 2541, 25411, 254131, 2561, 256131, 256131, 25711, 25711, 25713, 26011, 26011, 26013, 2611, 261131, 261131, 287, 294D 295, 296, 297, 368, 370, 388, 390. 11.130 'UV . .. 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 ,' .. ,-W! .f 4- ev ,MEAE V 15, 1 .'g4.-93' 'AN cz' 4-T! 1 473' FT' ,gm 11 .- A ,, ww v 5, 'Mgr' , i i wi, 1 1 1 1 1 1 JNIQ -wa!! 4 wan ,.f r Q V1 1 ERIC CHU - .59 V'-'ZZ-Za359i..fz. if Qu pg. 67,82I,90, 91r, 921, 931, 9313, 100, 1011, 101131, 10511, 106131, 1081, 1091, 110r, 1111, 1111r, 1121, 1121r, 112br, 120r, 2441, 2651, 265br, 2831, 28313, 286. BRUCE LEE pg. 1381, 1411, 14413, 182, 217, 218, 24413, 265131, 280, 281 PHGTO GALLERY eff' -nixxx ixkfu , MI fd ,-9'9 X Q-1..- 4-lx PAM LINGE pg. 1313, 175, 180, 181,21O, 211,2821, 282b, 284, 289, 2931, 293D JUN RO DQ. 81, 311, 36D, 371, 61, 881, 1371, 11191, 1911, 225, 226, 26511, 278, 2901, 29Ob, 2921, 4112 TRENT ROSENBLOOM pg. 391, 4213, 431, 1321, 1391, 198, 1991, 19913, 21121, 24611, 28813, 2881. BRIAN BAHR KR1s1EN LOFGREN pg. 30, 811, 177b, 242p, 266. pg. 19b, 1421, 1451, 145p, 164, 190. ANDY Burr cl-1ARLo11E MANNING pg. 3bI. pg. 5, 24, 202, 203, 224, 233b. PROP. COLE YOLETTE NICHOLSON DQ. 1360. pg. 201, 26p, 511, 52p, 2431, 2491, 249p1, 25111, 251 p. MATT EGGEMEYER ROBERT PAcK1-1ERs1 DQ- 72- pg. 60p, 1161, 1341, 135p, 163, 1691, 169p, 214, 236, 237. AMY FITZMAURICE MARC PASTQR DQ- 3949- pg. 1331, 133p, 1401, 142p, 1431, 1417b,263b,3941b. NATHANIAL FRANK BETH PLATKO DQ- 1409 pg. 1471, 236. 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