University of California Berkeley - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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CONTENTS The Faces The Politics Architecture INTRODUCTION O THE BIG GAME m BERKELEY DESIGNS » FALL SPORTS m BERKELEY underground SENIOR PHOTOS : Blue and Gold Yearbook is an ASUC Sponsored Publication. It is not an official jlication of the Associated Students of tfie University of California. The views expressed ein are the sole views of the authors. They are not necessarily the views of the Associated idents of the University of California nor of the University of California at Berkeley. The People Nightlife Graffiti Photos by:Chia-Chieh Hu and William Corley TABLE OF CONTENTS 3

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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT BERKELEY YEARBOOK 1991 - 1992 • Copyrtghl 1992 by Andy Dong and the Blue and Gold Staff. All ricihls reserved. Mo part of this book may be reproduced In any form or by any means without the prior written permission of the Editor Andy Dong or Taylor Publishing Company of Dallas, Texas. 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Campus traditions and history go far beyond The Big Game, South Hall, all of the Nobel Laureates and their choice parking spots. . .even just a dog that likes to get wet. In the beginning. . . The Ohlone Indian tribe lived for thousands of years in the Straw berry Canyon area of the Berkeley f J: v. hills and on the land which is now the campus. By the 1849 Gold Rush, the Indian community had been displaced by cattle and dairy farms. In 1860, the Oakland-based College of California purchased the land from a farmer. In 1868, the trustees of the College of California gathered at the corner of Hearst Avenue and Gayley Road. This oldest campus landmark is Founder ' s Rock. There, the trustees dedicated the surrounding property as the site of the new campus — the University of California. The trustees became an independent corporation known as the Regents of the University of California. The