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Give a cheer! Students yell wildly as the Dawgs soundly defeat the Clemson Ti- gers. The game was held at night — unusual for the season. Brother Jed preaches to students in front of Memorial Hall. The pastor makes fre- quent visits to minister the University students. Some listen, others enjoy bantering with the brother. s tudents pack the Tate Student Center Plaza to listen to the campaign promises of democratic candidate hopeful Jerry SPEAKING OUT
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AIIT SOMEONE ' S CHEERING y=F and Speaking Out for What Is Right Go you silver britches!!! No, there ' s nothing like good old fash- ioned Georgia spirit. From football Saturdays to gym meets at the Coli- seum, students express enthusiasm like no other students. The student section is always roaring as the Dawgs take to the playing field. That undeniable, GOOOOOO Dawgs! means players truly have enthusiastic support. Spirit really shines through as students participate in Homecoming. The preparations are enormous for the week-long event. Student organizations spend the week perfecting skits, floats, and carnival booths. The overall product yields satisfaction for the students, faculty, and the community. Friends rally around their choice for Miss Homecoming and students await the winner. Then Vince Doo- ley, steps forward to announce the new queen, Laurie Rhoades. Students came out to cheer for their own intramural teams as they battle against students in flag foot- ball, water polo, and bowling. In the end, friendships and comraderie grows. No matter what the event may be, students come out to speak and cheer. The 1992 presidential cam- paign brought democratic contender Jerry Brown to the Tate Center Pla- za. Brother Jed was on his soap box in the spring, preaching his beliefs to passer bys. Students turned out in mass quan- tities to support and oppose a pro- posed student activity fee increase. The issue was debated in open forum at the Student Government Associa- tion meetings, Student news publica- tions asked for admittance into Stu- dent Judiciary hearings, resulting in access to records, not the hearings, No matter what the issue, stu dents were not content to have deci- sions made for them. They spoke out against what they couldn ' t believe in, and asked for what they weren ' t getting. Something ' s going on this year, and it ' s giving students some- thing to talk about. SPEAKING OUT
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Avast array of flowers bloom every spring in front of Lustrat House. Over 3,000 tu- lip bulbs alone were planted on the campus. CHANGES M.
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