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

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M Fol4l4lbTlAvho are seniors, this is it. We ' ve had four (or more) amazing years at UCLA. Now it ' s time to be adults. Sure, many of us are prolonging the inevitable by going to some form of graduate school, but nonetheless our childhoods are now officially over. We have done a lot of growing up here, and this last year was no exception. This year began differently than most. We arrived at school just days after the error s M e would 9° on about our studies as usual, things were different. Tightened security was evident at our athletic events. New classes were offered to discuss the attacks. Students were noticeably patriotic. Although broa ilsV Ts y Udents this year more than others, we remained as devoted :ff JisraffgH fcrti s Vit ' dents this year more than others, we remained as devoted to our school as ever. Perhaps the events of September 11 brought us closer together. Whatever the answer, the attacks did not succeed at distracting us from having the time of our lives... OPENING

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Providing some mid-day entertainment, a band rocks out on stage in Westwood Plaza. Planned by Campus Events, various noontime concerts were a common occurance throughout the year. ■ W eH ol 1 ;• •P ' ttKuHE .- • : - I % Austin Mattison During the break in between classes, a student reads from his course reader in preparation for his next class. UCLA ' s scenic environment provided students with many places to relax while they studied. Austin Mattison Just getting out of her first class of the day, a Bruin rushes to her next class across campus. Many students had to trek from one class to another in a short ten minutes. OPENING