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Construction work was going on all over campus. Almost every sidewalk was torn up at some point for the com- pletion of the new telephone sys- tem. Streets were closed on South Campus for the addition to the Continuing Education Center. The $32 million Biosciences building was begun in November. The project is scheduled to take twenty-four months. With a $5.6 million grant from PIXIE DUST TIME — The Delta Zetas run onto ttieir lawn to greet rushees at the Peter Pan pref party. Workers didn ' t finish construction on their new house until rush was over. the Kellogg Corporation and a matching state grant, the Con- tinuing Education Center is add- ing 127,000 square feet. WUGA, a new national public radio station, broadcasts from the Center. The university is on the move. As you wander around Athens, you couldn ' t help noticing all the political, social, and physical changes that are happening. It ' s such a unique experience that . . . YOU ' LL NEVER FORGET IT! SPACE STATION UGA — On April 25th Athletic Director Vince Dooiey speaks at the dedica- tion of the BuHs-Mehre Heritage Hall. 6 OPENING
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i ? ' w .m ' m i ...I nciif.. ■ ; : A . ' ■ I An interim open party poli- cy was introduced during the first week of October. The policy shut down the tradi- tional fall band parties. SCAARI, Students Concerned About Alco- hol Related Issues, formed to let the campus know that students were interested in serving on the committee to revise the interim policy. With the spread of AIDS and other sexually transmitted dis- eases increasing, Hygeia Corpora- CROWNING GLORY — Charlita Stephens, a junior from Atlanta, is all smiles after being crowned 1987 Homecoming Queen by Ree Hainey, the 1986 Homecoming Queen. w : . •jf : fe fi tion wanted to install condom machine on campus. The health services decided that because of resistance from the legislature and parents, machines wouldn ' t be installed. With the revival of 60 ' s music and clothing, Athens looked more like Woodstock. Many trendy people cruised campus in ice-blue denims and tie-dye t-shirts. The preppy look was advanced to the country club scene. Crests adorned polo shirts. AGE OF AQUARIUS — Harvey Eckoff, sopho- more from Andover, MA, is dressed in tie-dye for the Beta Homecoming skit. The 60 ' s revival was reflected In clothing and music. 4iK ' u S j i.4 .••! . THE DOCTOR IS IN — At the annual UGA Love My Body Health Fair on April 28th, the Dr. Ruth booth was the most popular. OPENING 5
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