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

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Student L e Many Bruins, at some point, had to wear that blue vest as their uniform for ASUCLA. But no matter where students worked, they were faced with combining their class schedules and social calendars with the demands of a part-time job. Students could be found every- where as employees: from the near- est on-campus eating facility, to a yogurt shop in Westwood, to law of- fices in downtown L.A. Bruins worked to earn money for reg fees and rent, or for some extra cash, or simply to meet other people. Whatever the reasons were, deal- ing with the expectations of being a working student brought with it many cnfferent experiences. As Jun- ior Teri Zuniga put it, it means jug- gling a job, your studies, and your extracurricular activities. But it ' s great when you meet nice people who appreciate what you do. —Clarissa Aesquivel Chuck TuHli 20 Student Employment

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David Tietjen On tne Job Opposite page: Pat Pisinger reshelves books at the University Research Library. Above: Student Luanne Solari shares a laugh with football player, Arnold Ale, while carefully taping his foot. Below: An ASUCLA employee serves up snacks on Bruin Walk with a friendly smile. Student Employment 21