Rice University - Campanile Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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welcome release from the pressures of school and for those who felt that they could spare the time, the most important aspect of any fall weekend was the game. Some, however, were just too snowed under with work of one form or another. But for those who did not allow this to affect them there were other methods of release, the Architects, once they had forced themselves away from life drawing and skate-boarding, undertook to completely confuse and confound everybody by building pointed hats coated with fibreglass on the lawn by Anderson l-lall. lt was seen later that these could serve some useful function, but for a while it seemed that all they were trying to 24 n 'QV' :,,,,.' ..,

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were still there thoughg as usual it was not possible to walk fifty feet without being threatened by a sprinkler. Gradually the school fell into its routine. Classes began, books and supplies were purchased, smiles became scarcer, lights stayed on until late at night, the breakfast line became shorter and shorter until finally it wasn't necessary to wait in line at all. This was supposed to be Rice's year in the SWC, and the opening game was eagerly awaited by everybody, but even when it became apparent that we weren't going to te-ar the conference apart, interest did not lag. The weekend provided N, li

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