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Enjoy your chicken ' says Mandy Salinas as she hands Colette Dames her lunch, 6 Working out their semester carpool schedules are commuters George Misiong, Bill Barnes and Barbara Bryan.
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When all else fails-go to the bookstore-you might find Tommie Lopez, Diane Johnson and Carlos Ybarra there too. This afternoon I discovered the bookstore. They have everything! It's like a small general store. I bought my books, pens and pencils, special equipment for drawing class, a new t- shirt with an A I logo, a book bag, anyway, I spent quite a bit of money (only on necessities Dad) and if you could send some more it would be fantastic.” After dumping my books off at the dorm I went back to the Student Union Building (nicknamed the SUB) to check out the gameroom. There are several video games that I want to learn to play, as well as pool and ping- pong tables. Tve seen posters up all over campus about a dance tonight at the Pub (inside the SUB) and can't wait to go and meet all the people that will be there. Classes start tomorrow so I'll let you know more about what's going on later ... Lining up a perfect shot, David Alizadeh missed when the camera flashed blurring his vision. 5 James Jefferson studies Herman Anderson's Defender technique.
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Tayo Mebude makes the semesterly call home for money. Through rain, sleet and snow the mail from home continues to pass from postmistress Yolanda Rodriguez's hands to campus boxes. Rappin” is where it's at for KTAl's Dejuan Oakes, Linda Mosher and Ron Cervantes, Since 1 had plenty of time between classes, I walked over to the campus post office to ask about mail services. They told me that a U.S. mail truck delivers and picks up mail everyday and that after sorting through it all, it's taken to the different dorms. This didn't explain my empty mail box! When I went back to the dorm to get books for my next class, I heard my roommate's radio on a campus sta- tion. They call it KTAI and the disc jockeys are A I students. It's a pretty good station. They have news, special interviews and play all types of mu- sic-punk, country and western, rock 'n' roll and even classical. Speaking of which, there's a piano in my dorm. Mom, so I'll try and practice. 7
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