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student life Fashions 18 Lines 20 Mall Fountains 22 Theaters 24 Ghost Towns 26 Thrift Shops 28 Spring Fling 30 Local Bands 32 Housekeeping 38 Communications 40 Comedy Corner 42 Drama Productions 44 Marine Maneuvers 48 New Movies 50 Rolling Venders 52 Arcade 54 Copy Center Wars 56 Homecoming 58 ASUA Concerts 60 Vacation Spots 66 Artist Series 68 New Shopping Malls 70 Halloween 72 Nogales 74 Local Bars 76 Graduation. . . 78 EDITORS Greg Morago Bryn Bailer George Welsh STUDENT LIFE 17
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UA students veto vogue Tuxes to sweaters are popular fashion ignor University of Arizona. Not actually ignorant, per- ps, although the nation s fash- capitals might have accept t as an explanation for I dents ' noncommital attitud ?ard dressing. Saris and mi irts flounced alongside halt sses and blue jeans, black p; pumps shared the sidewalks :h Bass sandals, salty top- ers, and purple canvas baski 1 shoes. On the whole, stu- its seemed quite unconcerned ut sacrificing vogue for coi t. Shorts, miniskirts, and sa s were summer favorites, :ially when temperatures ro o the 100s. Clothing colors re vibrant and vital: ruffl uses, espadrilles, and knic.. turned up in Chinese red, issian blue, Dutch Yellow . . . ts, however, forced studenf kiss away American green, shion Conspiracy, miniskir d for $27; pants for $28. T liege Bootery offered esp lies for about $28; knee-hi ther boots for about $80. A classy addition to the co irdrobe was the tuxedo loo mplete with white frill .ouse, black- dress suit, bow tie. nders, cummerbund, and .t leather flats. For more ca- sual dressing, students wore col- or-coordinated sweatsuits, ' shirts and sweatskirts. :al new wave aficionados led high retail costs by ing the university-area clothing shops for vinyl skirts and thin-lapelled jackets. The stereotypical mink look, such as mohawk styles and stomp boots, was irictly hardcore and didn ' t ake much of a showing on UA ents. Short, layered new t n hairstyles were popular ss the board, however. A preppies were also out in .v-.vJ, clad in polo shirts, plaid Bermuda shorts, and classic land sweaters. Ocean Pacific jo m 9 shorts, with boxer-style underwear peeking down the legs was a common, usually un- ' ' ntional fashion occurence on can ' t really put a catchword e way 1 dress, mused radio- ision freshman Delia Gil- ay. Varied, maybe. I just up the closet and put on tever appeals to me that ning. efreshing, ain ' t it, New 18
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