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students travel to Mexico Fifty-eight Snider stu- dents spent an exciting spr- ing vacation in Mexico City. This unforgettable trip includ- ed many tours and activities. They climbed the pyramids, attended a Spanish mass, visited the Anthropology museum, toured Chapuitepec Castle, walked around the University of Mexico, ate at ex- clusive restaurants, and bargained at the markets. Topping off the week on Friday, the group spent the en- tire day in Taxco, the largest silver mining town in the world. The trip gave the group a chance to use the Spanish they had learned in the classroom and understand the Mexican people a little better. It also brought the students closer together and everyone came home with new friends. TOP: Welt, looks like the Dodgers lost again. RIGHT: All my girls. BELOW RIGHT: Do we have to climb all the way back down? BELOW: This beautifully designed building Is the Library of the University of Mexico.
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Ever try to eat a pine cone; many parts are edible, you know. Along with Euell Gibbons getting back to nature, many students got into the natural scene. There were new health food stores and exercise centers. People also got back to previous times with the nostalgia and 50 ' s revivals. American Graffiti, 50 ' s days at school, and ren- ditions of old songs took people back to times which they tried to reconstruct in their own way. Many sporting milestones were passed during the year: Hank Aaron and his home run record, Indiana and its swimming dynasty downfall, and the Miami Dolphins won their second con- secutive Super Bowl Title. With inflation and increased prices, people became do-it-yourselfers. Kids became more handy and built their own boats, made their own clothes, designed their own jewelry, and grew ' their own food. While everyone became more aware of every day life, they also became more aware of themselves and their surroundings.
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LEFT: Located In the center of Mexico City Square is the stately Fine Arts Building. ABOVE: Matt DeHaven is all wrung out. BELOW LEFT: Over looking ttie little sliver mining town of Taxco Is the St. Iglesia de Santa Prisa Church. BELOW: Dave bargains with the vendor- es muy caro. Menos, menosi
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