University of California Los Angeles - Bruin Life / Southern Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Controversy is nothing new to (JCLA stu- dents as they tackle both old and new issues. Issues page 192 ,page32 ....page 90 For the first time in recent memory, classes started on Thursday leaving some students in con- fusion, while GCLA hosted the second Presidential Debate. Calendar.. ..page 370 GCLA students have a lifestyle all their own. Culture page 384 From transcripts to parking, stu- dents can go to student- and uni- versity-run opera- tions. Services page 204 Going away to college usually entails a difficult search for suitable living ar- rangements. Housing page 216 Whether it is Greek, religious, athletic or academic, a group gives a sense of belonging as well as a chance to make friends. Organizations page 254 Publicity. Index.., .page 400 .page 442 When that last final is collected, yet another year comes to a close. Epilogue page 394 Table of Contents 3

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Stretch your imagi- nation to a land not so far away. Within our reach notice the land- marks of our times. The Los Angeles City Hall can be spotted on sight because of its unique design. But time marches on as this once magnificant building now is towered over by the coming of the new age. At one time, the railroad signalled our rapid movement, but now freeways have surpassed our slumber- ing trains and time marches on. And somewhere in the des- ert stands a modern work of an ancient land. These are reminders of our past we must not forget because someday we EEEEEEEEEEEEff fEEEEECQT HKH iiiiiiiil EEEEEEI iiiliil iiiiiiiiiil . Jiiiiiiiiil liiiiiiiil IIEIlliill iiiiiiiiil IlLM , ' I ilium I ii HUM Hill II II II II Introduction 5