University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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' - EXPERIENCE THE EXCITEMENT: ' , g In addition to the student work that goes into making Spring Fling, Ray Cammack Shows, a Phoenix based company, contributes much to the long weekend. They provide those speedy-spinning rides that people of all ages love to stand in line for hours to get on. Long, long lines and anxious faces await a few moments of thrills on rides with names like the Hurricane, Tilt-a-Whirl, the Octopus, the Zipper, and Super-Loop and Flying Bobs. Loud music and bright lights beckon s patrons from the student run booths and grinding gears and excited ? screams from riders irritate the residents whose calls plague the 6 Spring Fling office. All in all everyone ends up having fun and muffled I vows to ride that one again next year are heard everywhere. , RvV ! - 9 SPRING FLING 19

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' !! Ltf reen UA ' s Student Playground It ' s UA ' s place to relax, catch some rays, scope out the opposite sex and gossip with your friends. Locat- ed in the center of campus, the grass covered Mall is a social place at all hours of the day. The area attracts students who want to play volleyball, football or frisbee, or who just want to relax between classes. The Mall is also the location for many events, including RHA and SUAB ' s annual Beach Party, Greek Week, Dorm Daze and Homecom- ing activities. The Mall is our place to hang out; it ' s UA ' s student playground. Teresa A. Tokar Relaxing by the Old Main fountain, Michael Rigmey, ju- nior, bags some rays and even studies a bit. The grass provides a comfortable seat for a student to take a break on. A creative way to cool off in Arizona is to play catch with water balloons at the annual Beach Party. The Mall provides all students with their own play- ground. MALL 21