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

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XIX opening Every year as the month of August grew closer and the open- ing of the new school year approached, students began to feel antsy about what the coming year had in store for them. Adding another year to the Cal experience, or barely beginning it was always an un- consciously anticipated event. Still, defining it remains a complex mystery that leads to many paths but no final conclusions. It is a given that each incoming student will inevitably add depth, complexity and an individual perspective to the ever growing mystery of the Cal experience. People can see it as one event that embodies the whole thing. Pulling all nighters, throwing a party where you don ' t know half the people there, or even sleeping with your TA were among those heard in rounds of conversation. Most see it as how Cal affects you while you are here. How it has changed you or (continued on page 5) •♦ I I 2 HI opening

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201 Heller Lounge Martin Luther King Jr. Student Union University of California Berkeley, California 94720 Blue Gold Offices: (510) 642-8247 Campus Info.: (510) 642-6000 Cover and Title Page Photo by Jason Chan The Blue Gold Yearbook is an ASUC Sponsored Publication. It is not an oSicial publication of the . ssociated Students of California. The views expressed herein are the views of the writers who attempt to embody all Cal student views. They are not necessarily the views of the . SL ' C nor of LC Berkeley. Copyright C 1995 by Lucy Tarin, Shih Chang, David GrubsUck the 1994-1995 Blue Gold Staff. All Rights Reserved.

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Hats off. This band member shows his Cal spirit with this colorful Cal hat while playing trombone in a noontime rally. Many of the Cal students sports a variety of Cal hats, ranging In style and color. The hats give students the opportu- nity to express their individuality while keeping the Cal spirit alive. Photo by Kim Steinbacher opening JH i