University of Houston - Houstonian Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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right ami below: Iranian students protest the lack of freedom in Iran in a march across campus. IITICAL 'S7€R5 18 CiRiput Life

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 Beer flows at Free Fair A Life in tin; Day. Program Council's Fall Free Fair, gave UH students what they liked best. Beer, beer, and more beer was the reward for standing in long lines. Students enjoyed free tamales, cotton candy and hot dogs by the thousands. During the day. everyonerplayed games or svvang on the suspended tire. Top-name groups smoked up the evening until after midnight, with Loudin Waimvright culminating the fair. left: Tobin Englet. Business Sophomore. looks on as Nancy Nelson. Elementary Education Sophomore, holds up u visitor to the Free Fair, below: APC member spins cotton candy for the hungry masses. CamputUfr 1“

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Internationals exhibit opinions and culture So many Americans find it difficult to understand the culture and ideas of foreigners. The International Student Organization tried to help remedy this through several open activities in the fall. The Iranian Students Association held a march against the Shah of Iran. In October, the Chinese Students’ Organization had an exhibition of art and cultural objects. The International Students also held a food fair in the UC Arbor where they served delicacies from all over the world. left: John Loh. Biology Junior. Chinese Cultural Exhibit Chairman, demonstrates how to play the mandarin, lower left: Bob Reeder. International Student Activity Coordinator, takes a sample of Israeli food from Esther Ccrshonowitz. HRM PB. and Isaac Friedman. HRM Senior, at the Israeli food fair, lower right: Kan C. Dunn. Consul General of the Republic of China, views a ceramic Foo dog at the Chinese Art Exhibition in the Houston Room. C mp«(Uf IS