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

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ivine Kids A Chance c a (D ■ THE POSSUM AND HER POSSE A UCLA student (a.k.a. Possum) and her posse share a moment of bonding. UniCampers were divided into groups headed by a UCLA student counselor. The Possum offered the kids a chance to learn about and appreciate themselves. The posse, in turn, offered their counselor a chance to be a kid again and form bonds between herself and the campers that would never be forgotten. Smiling faces were typical scenes at UniCamp. ■ LOOK INTO MY EYES UCLA UniCamp counselors provided underpriviledged children, like this bright-eyed boy, the affection, security and opportunity to be a kid, even if being a kid entailed getting a scratch or two. H SILENCE IS GOLDEN UniCamp was not always a melange of skits and camp songs, but also a time to relax and spend time with personal thoughts. The hustle and bustle of L.A. was soon forgotten in the serene environment of youth and nature. Chuck Tuffli