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Page 33 text:
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MAN CAN NOT PARTY ALONE, so beasts often partici- pate, too. l o 3 - !5 EAGER TO SAY CHEESE. these students gather at the namesake of tailgaiting. CONVERTABLE COMFORT on a sunny October day gives these friends a portable party.
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or years, loyal Blue Hen fans have flocked to the football stadium for a truly University of Delaware tradi- tion tailgaiting. Yet this season, the tradition was put to a test by university and lo- cal officials who decided to limit the party time by asking fans to be in the stadium for kick-off. While tailgaiting was not banned, the curtail- ment lead to controversy over the situation. On a typical fall Saturday, various groups would start setting up camp around the stadium, some as early as nine or ten a.m. There were orga- nized tailgaiters, such as fra- ternities and sororities who would display their letters in a particular area. There were also the independents, who - Tradition Turns To Controversy travelled from one eating drinking orgy to another. It was common to see alum- ni groups who were meeting to enjoy the game and to reminisce about time spent at the university. Friends and professors of the present uni- versity community were also seen al the pre-game celebra- tions. No matter what style of tailgaiting, the fans came in droves every week, While the fun continued this season, some changes did alter the usual scene. Tail- gaiting was not forbidden, but it was limited. Officials felt that people were just drinking with no intentions of going into the game. People who didn't have tickets, it was warned, would be asked to leave the stadium property. A COP TAKES A STAND while anticipating tailgaiting prob- lems. PLAYING MUSIC BEFORE THE GAME gives parking lot partiers some cheer, 24 Tailgaiting P
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BRI..'SHINIZ: THREE TIMES A DAY brings smiles for the cos- tumers al a Dickinson Hallow- een party. BEFORE THE WICKED WITCH ARRIVES, Dorothy and friends are off to celebrate the semester's first holiday. DAVID LEE ROTH and friend show different dressing ap- proaches. 26Halloween
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