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

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Bearing it all. These spirited Cal Fans expose more than their spirit at one of the home football games. Painting slogans or Cal on various body parts is a popular pastime of many sports fans. Often students and alumni attending the games saw many fans showing their spirit in this manner. However, these body paintings might result in some unusual tan lines. Photo by Jason Chan 4 H opening

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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

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opening what it has done for you. Still, for a few it is something more grandi- ose, more meaningful. I don ' t think the question should be what has Berkeley done for me, but what have I done for Berkeley, says Patricia Zuno a fifth year Chicano Studies and Molecular and Cell Biology double major. ' m a part of the functioning body of Berkeley just like everybody else.... If one of these parts is taken out, then it has lost a major organ which can never be fully replaced. It seems that p erhaps there is no definition but rattier ■ leli- cate balance that is easily shifted as each individual person make: ■ ut their future. How they categorized and prioritized the new experi- ences of the new year is what made this chapter of their Berkeley experience as unique as each student themselves. opening H 5