Regis College - Ranger Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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-R = L?OYAL LICHIENSTEIN CIRCUS .egis College got a heavenly dose of holy laughter when the Royal Lichienstein Circus made its debut in the quad on Sunday September 7th. A small but delighted crowd braved the threatening weather and chilly air to see the world ' s smallest circus, all 1 4 ring of it. The Royal Lichienstein Circus is run by Jesuit Fr. Nick Weber and is entertainment at its with a lesson to be learned, Ad Majorium Dei Glorium. The circus featured all kinds of acts including juggling, knife tricks, wild animals (parrots, poodles ponies), and a story about how guns are much more useful for growing flowers than fighting. And of course comedy abounded (By the way, how did Fr. Weber find out about the key scandal). Toosoon, the show was over, but the crowd had just begun to live in its message. TOP LEFT: Ann, it ' s only a joke, you don ' t have to cry about it. TOP RIGHT: Steady now. BOTTOM: Come on doggy, you can do it. Royal Lichienstein Circus 15

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E LITCH ' S: ANYTHING BUT TAME! k-eryone loves a day at the amusement park and new students soon learned how true is the slogan Elitch ' s: Anything But Tame. Those who braved the cloudy skies ventured to Elitch Gardens to find a covered pavillion to keep off the rain and plenty ot barbequed food to keep them full. And after lunch - rides, rides and more rides. Rollercoaster fans couldn ' t get enough of Mr. Twister and the Wildcat which are rated among the best rollercoasters in the country. Other favorite rides included the Spider, the Troika, the Rainbow, the Splinter, the Sea Dragon, and the Wave Swinger. Some students had such a great time that they stayed until the park closed, and couldn ' t wait to come back next year. TOP RIGHT: Look Andrew. he ' s taking our picture. TOP LEFT: Don 7 look to excited hoys! BOTTOM: Girls, say Cheeseee. IA Elitch Gardens

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G RAB A SHEET! rab a sheet and come join the annual DeS- met Toga Party. The toga party is usually a celibration of the Regis College Olyimpics but this year rain seemed to dominate the events which require the cooperation of mother nature. The lack of olyimpics seemed to have no effect on the great success of the toga party and the spirit of old Rome. Laurel was drapped from the ceiling and was entwined around the heads of these Romans who were wrapped in every print and pattern of sheet possible. Many found it difficult to dance to the music as sheets often fell to the floor exposing everything from full wardrobe to boxers and night shirts. TOP RIGHT: To dose for comfort? TOP LEFT: Boys, Now aren ' t you it heaven. BOTTOM LEFT: I ' m sure the Romans wore shades like that! BOTTOM RIGHT This is our kind of party. 16 Toga Party