University of Delaware - Blue Hen Yearbook (Newark, DE)

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T i E PRINT Football games attract a vast array of spectators. Young, old, students, parents and visitors fill the stands, comprising a colorful assortment of fans. 14, Introduction

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In the spring, as the air gets warmer and the days get longer, the pace on campus seems to slow a little. Students take time out to sun on the steps of Memorial Hall or to take a ride through campus. Since on-campus residents are forbidden to have pets, besides fishy a friendly dog is a wel- comed sight on campus. Since the campus is open, such oc- currences are not uncommon. For those who study outside, these visitors provide a good excuse to take a break from

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Finally . . . the long week has ended and it is time for a night out on the town. On Saturday nights, students file into the Stone Balloon on Main Street, one of the more popular places near campus to go and let loose! A peaceful afternoon along the Mall in North Central Campus is an irresistible alternative to studying indoors. The warm sun is sure to cure even the worst case of writer's block. Introduction, 13