Pacific Lutheran University - Saga Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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1 MOVE IT, MOVE IT: Getting all one's worldly possessions packed and transported to college is a difficult task in itself, but the worst is yet to come: fitting it all in one closet, one bureau, and one desk. The 610 entering freshmen made a valiant effort, however, and were generally settled in by the time PLU's 2,779 other students joined them at Thursday classes. 2,3 DON'T SWEAT IT: Entering and re- turning students alike gathered for their last fling of summer at the No Sweat Day and Picnic held on Foss Field the day before class- es started. An afternoon of games and relays lead by Coach Frosty Westering was followed by a picnic supper, music and dancing. 4 FRESHMAN ENTERTAlNMENT.'Tl'1e Mule Deer and Moondog Medicine Show, an im- provisational comedy team which has ap- peared with B.B. King, Gordon Lightfoot and other major entertainers, performed at East- vold Auditorium September 12. The per- formance was presented in conjunction with the Freshman Orientation Week pro- gram. 5 ORATORY: Work, Leisure and Educa- tion in America was the topic of the first of the Lecture and Convocation Series 1974- l,

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1975. Guest speaker Robert Havighurst, author of Developmental Tasks and Educa- tion, proposes that there are specific intel- lectual, social, emotional and physical characteristics of each stage of an individual's development. 6 ROMANTIC REPETOIREJ PLU piano in- structor Mary Kent presented works by Chopin, Rachmaninoff, Schubert, and Schu- mann in recital September 27. Ms. Kent, first exposed to piano at age 5, began training as a classical pianist at age 16. She dedicated this performance to her favorite pianist, Martha Agerich, the internationally known Argentine artist. 7,8 WATER, WATER, ALL AROUND: A spontaneous water fight broke out one sunny Sunday afternoon, and set all of upper cam- September pus awash. The battle, waged with wastecans of water, began as a series of dousings in the Hong courtyard, and moved out to in- clude surrounding dorms. Momentarily retired from the fray, Stuen residents watched some unlucky victims get washed out, eventually they joined forces with their opponents to drench the halls of Harstad. The unlucky ladies demanded their attackers' liquidation. if . if if 5 5,1 X ' .ti 'I ' - 3? .Q i ill Q A k .. 5... 3-f A H' fa ff LR? K