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Page 80 text:
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° Top: As the wait for the judges decision lengthens, the contestants join hands to ease their anxiety. Below: Anna Rivas reacts to being named the new Miss UAM. Below right: Cecile Bordeaux, who was to ulti- mately hold the title of Miss UAM, during the talent competition. 76 Student Life OP er 2) bie
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Above: A T-shirt can name one’s religious affiliations, or (top left) your favorite rock group. Top center: One’s favorite All-American hero can dance around on your chest, or (top right) a T-shirt can describe your attitude toward life. Right: Let us not forget the classic striped tee. messages can also be of ten thousand irate camels confusing. be upon you, Iran. A big Some messages, in seller depicts the turban- particular political ones, are covered head of the grim outrageously blunt. What Ayatollah set in the bulls- | American isn’t familiar with eye vicinity of a target. | the Iran T-shirts, in a Equally popular is the same | multitude of designs with face framed in a rifle scope essentially the same with the cross-hairs resting message; may the contempt in the vicinity of between the eyes. So the T-shirt is more than a piece of clothing. It is a form of expression, of concern or contempt- maybe we can someday incorporate the study of this peculiar art form into our curriculum. Student Life 75
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Miss Pam McBee relinquished her crown as Miss UAM before an audience of 260 people at the UAM Fine Arts Center on March 13. Anna Rivas, a freshman from Belle Glade, Florida, won the pageant, but later announced that she would be unable to accept the crown. According to a UAM official, Miss Rivas was unable to accept the crown because she was re- turning to Florida after the spring semester. Miss J. Cecile Bordeaux, sponsored by UAM’s A Cappella Choir, will represent the University as Miss UAM. Miss Bordeaux was the first runner-up in the pageant. Above left: Anna Rivas sheds a tear after being crowned. Below left: Janet Holman, Miss Arkansas 1980, entertained a large audience viewing the pageant. Student Life 77
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