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Fans flocked to the Rubber Bowl for the 34th Annual Acme-Zip game. This year the Zips faced the Golden Flashes of Kent, but lost the contest. Gaining national attention involves not only the administration, but the students also play a large part in the process. Through student organizations, greeks, and faculty cooperation, the struggle to improve campus enthusiasm is growing into an increasing pride in the University. Over 190 student organizations are available to students in professional, departmental, honorary, and social sectors. The Activities Fair, sponsored by the Office of Student Development in September, exposed students to the different organizations and encouraged them to become involved. A student can participate in student body politics with Associated Student Government, play tuba in the 200- piece Marching Band, coordinate events in the University Program Board, or go down the slopes with the Ski-Club. The possibilities are endless. Students are also banding together to bring pride back to the University. The S.P.O.R.T.S. committee sponsored numerous events at the Rubber Bowl, JAR and Lee Jackson field to attract the students to the games to cheer on their favorite Zips. Blood drive competitions were held between Akron and neighboring Kent State LTniversity. The students also banded together in a cohesive group to work on some important issues. The housing issue surfaced this year as students, along with the University, got together to try to tackle the difficulties of poor housing. A student commission was established and housing fairs were held for the students and by the students. The student body participated in the election of officers so they could receive representation on the campus. Students are offered a variety of events to keep them from the hustle and bustle of classes. •I i a blend of traditions and trend Dennis McDaniels
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Delta Sigma Pi members Dave Shrader and Brian Brumbaugh lead the rest of the business fraternity’s team to victory in the Bed Race Compitition. 6 Opening
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