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With a mascot such as PSU's Gus the Gorilla, it is no wonder that students at Pitt State know how to swing, to adapt to changes, and to meet each confrontation as a welcomed challenge. Whether they are cheering on the Gorillas at a home football game, competing in the numerous Greek events or at home studying for a dreaded final, the students make the most of each new opportunity in order to enjoy life to the fullest. The 1986 school year brought a wave of incoming freshmen, all slightly starry-eyed with expectations of life away from home. Although they began their first week slightly lost and a little unsure of what Pitt State would offer them, they soon adapted. By the end of the semester the new students had all found their individual niche, their own way to enjoy life in Gorilla country. No cheering squad is needed in a sorority, especially when enthusiastic sistors are ready and willing to provide spirit. Members of the Alpha Gamma Delta sorority urge on team members during the battles of Derby Days. — Ragan Todd in the 3 itts Operting 5
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Bellydancing, a historic form of creative dance, was introduced on campus by Ruth Austin, Frontenac senior, Austin instructed a series of classes to teach interested PSU students the basics of bellydancing. — KentA. Thompson Some of the events that Greeks compete in can be quite creative, and quite challenging. Alpha Sigma Alpha member, Kristi Mann, Shawnee Mission senior, meets the challenge of eating a banana while riding a tricycle. — Ragan Todd 4 Opening
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Being nominated for Homecoming Queen can be quite an honor, even if your name is not announced as the winner. Alice Velasquez, Overland Park senior, happily watches as the 1985 queen is crowned. — Dale Bratton The prairie grass of Kansas is one natural site that the state is noted for. Members of the University and Pittsburg communities attent a dedication of a tract of prairie land located south of Pittsburg. The Ernest Robb family donated the grassland to the University. — Buzz Palmer 6 0 pening
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