University of Alabama - Corolla Yearbook (Tuscaloosa, AL)

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onfl With a rose given to her from a fan in the crowd of 10,000 in Memorial Coliseum, Slevie Nicks sings Leather and Lace. Onion Programs discovered their potential as concert promoters when Nicks performed on Oct. 29 and gross profits amounted to $110,000. It was a year of discovery. Whether it was learning tcfl breakdance, attending an obscure concert, or learning 50Ut the University ' s past, students unwrapped life ' s sur- prise packages to find large rewards inside. While some spent their Sunday afternoons jumping fro airplanes, the less daring settled for the thrill of reborn Gnioi programs ' presentations of Stevie Nicks and Lionel Richie Seventeen magazine came to campus to shoot fashions for Its August issue and student — models received national ex posure. Students were affected by Jhe outside world as the pop- |larlty of Boy George, Mi- Ihael Jackson and break- lancing influenced the noughts, attitudes and ac- tons of the campus. Embassy Pictures unveiled plans to produce The Bear, the life story of the late Coach Paul Bear Bryant, and the film was completed by the end of the school year. And as students looked be- yond the ordinary, the hidden surprises came to mind first js the University took the raps off a very special year. Student Life Divider 9

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Winds blowing at 140 miles per hour distort Darin Ev- ans Young ' s face as he prepares to leave the plane and join four others for an air formation.