University of Akron - Tel Buch Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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Fun and ames Those years it takes us to get that diploma would not be quite as memo- rable if we didn't get time to play. Years from now. the stories that we'll be telling our children and grandchil- dren will probably not be how many parking tickets we got or how hard we studied for finals. Instead. only the good times will persist. Those good times may be classes with a favorite professor. finding out who left the secret message in your mailbox or being the best frisbee thrower in Akron. ln years to come, when we look back on all our college life experiences we'll probably be asking ourselves. How did I ever do that? Lambda Chi 's show extra spirit john Prihunit' looks like hejust hit 200! Lenriv Buser sits comfortabbf with two kings' I4 Introduction

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Changes We Sa With Western Culture lectures and more student-oriented programming, we saw more of Thomas Hall! ,...-L We saw many changes on campus this year. More students were drawn to Thomas Hall when Western Cult lectures were moved there in the Fall. The move was welcomed by all who remembered being crammed in .ISK Auditorium. Robert D'Angelo was named director of Thomas Hall this year and more student pro- gramming was established. We anxiously awaited the completion of the multi-level parking deck near Schrank Hall. Ample parking has always been a prob- lem for students. The changes we saw were not only struc- tural. We also noticed an increase in land- scaping on campus, which made UA seem more like a campus. Flowers were in full bloom as we came back to UA in the Fall. fi Ld- EME if , . fi . it ' A '- . . 4. , .g?:Tl ? A ' 7 kvflrmtcf- 'tl'l'H Wi K i- fn. l 'FR 't ' ?T5falZi ' I :F JAH!-::.i. ftrlit. Zmlltfl' 7'-fF',:,i-M ,ff m - 'rr mr wr3it,tis?i 3, . i A is .-wwillllwuwli l-' . J- f-.J b' 1'?lt tt!1'!fJiWiLit ' w rt 1, 'H' 4 .. ' - ' A structure we waitfor anxiouslv. lntroductlon I3

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