University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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to the 1993 Desert Yearbook®, Handle With Care - a dual theme. Phenomenal! raves student Porter O ' Doherty. An incredible theme that will touch the hearts of all who experience its ingenious, moralistic qualities, says student Spencer Walters, who is subsequently- ME! President Bill Clinton was unavailable for comment. Please forgive my sarcastic style, it is the end of the year. Handle With Care does have a serious side, believe it or not, so to the serious side we go... This year ' s theme, as you may have guessed, is Handle With Care. It is really quite simple (forgive me for making it difficult to get to this point. ) There are two parts to this theme, pure excitment- if you were to ask me (oh yeah, we ' re being SERIOUS.) The first section in this dual-theme is that we, at the Desert , hope you will handle your education with care. I know what you are thinking- CORNY, but... Ask any adult over the age of 30 (maybe 40) and I bet they say that, knowing q what I (they) know now , they would have gotten more out of their college experience. Take advantage of what many do not - a college education. Handle the environment with care. Present-day media attention and various private organizations have made it impossible to ignore- the m world is POLLUTED (big time). We are not encouraging you to C5 throw away everything in your life to promote better tap water. You can, however, take some part in the ever- growing concern for a better environment. Recycle, buy recycled products, think about problems like global overpopulation, endangered species... the list goes on and on. What can we do? If you are extra concerned, or have an idea, find a local organization and join. For now, however, I must part my preaching ways and thank you for purchasing and reading the Desert Yearbook®. Spencer Walters Art Director (Desert J ' earBoof:

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diuuciNiurc ■21 wasn ' t that long ago when you would go outside to play and hear one of your parents yell Be careful and don ' t be late! You were also told the word careful when you were starting your first day of school, learning how to drive and especially moving out on your own. In fact, all through life care has been a word to live by. That didn ' t stop U of A students from living dangerously though. Here students lived on the edge, and with all of the activities going on, it was impossible to do otherwise. Why was living dangerously so important? Well, it was a way to enjoy the college life. After all of the stress studying could put on you, what more could one do than to just veg out by sunning on the mall, working out at the rec center, or supporting an athletic team at a game? W M M Whether it was hanging around town listening to the newest bands, driving around to find the hottest clubs, or getting involved in a debate on the mall, you could be sure that students were careful to be uninhib- ited and have a great time. story by Rosanna Gutierrez cCe kt