University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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STATE NEWS: Required fire drills a residence halls and activated fir alarms in academic buildings altere normal procedures just as news events change our lives. EDITOR: STEVEN CHARLTON CENTENNIAL SUPP Fashions, fads, and just erything else has changed drastical- ly since the university opened back in 1885. This special section takes a look at how the UA has reached its centennial milestone. This supple- ment is provided by the University of Arizona Centennial Committee. FEATURES: Student life has its main divisions. There is a serious sid which encompasses a rigid educatio and there is a lighter side which allows for individuality to bare its head. EDI TOR: JEAN McKNIGHT ACADEMICS: While classes are a source of knowledge and education, they also provide friendship and fun, friendships that could last for years. EDITOR: STEVEN CHARLTON Though students are affected by the in school and the real any UA students go on to ps world events after TORY 1985 A Century 15