University of Iowa - Hawkeye Yearbook (Iowa City, IA)

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0 S165 .. J ree Time un Chip picks Wendy up at the sorority where he is left to wait in the living room. Her sisters find something to do in the same room to check if he's her type, since their approval is mandatory before a sec- ond date can be accepted. Chip has borrowed his roommate's car to take Wendy to a musical at Hancher, which he will endure to impress her. Hancher can give them something to dis- cuss later at Iowa River Power Co. over goldfish crackers and power punches. Wendy will go home to fill each sister in on the evening's proceedings. Carol and Bob live on second and third floor Slater respectively. They meet for dinner in the cafeteria, where Carol opts for the salad bar while Bob fills his tray. Sitting with their floor friends, they share private jokes, while Carol steals french fries from Bob's tray. After dinner they do laundry together, since Bob has not mastered separating whites from colors. Bob's roommate stud- ies late and is easily kicked out, so Carol is over as usual. Getting pop from vendol- land, they order Paul Revered wedgies and debate who should go to the lobby to pick them up. They play backgammon, Carol keeping a running tally so there is no doubt who is the champion between them. Steve and Julie recently moved from married housing to their first house, now that Julie is expecting. Julie will continue to finance Tom's graduate study until the fifth month, which is when Tom graduates. They don'ts get out much and are rarely seen on the streets of lowa City unless they're running an errand. Both come home exhausted at the end of the day and share a simple dinner that fits their budget. Occasionally they see something at the Bijou or invite mutual friends over for cof- fee, to help break the routine. Holly and Larry have spent an evening listening to John Barth read excerpts from his books at Phillips Hall. They see several members of the Writers Workshop, and t gil S Q J T B 28 l

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Larry talks to them afterwards in hopes of becoming a member. He has submitted some of his best creative outpourings of to the workshop, which, after being critiqued, were turned down. The couple walks to the Mill to catch the end of all-you-can-eat spaghetti night, and to listen to a soloist on a guitar and har- monica. During their beers they discuss whether Tom Wolfe was a victim of his H 2 gi ' ' 11 r f 1 Q ' is if 'Q 59' .1 f . - ,V A 3 V , Q , lx . Q, Z M I In A 5 if i 5 I 4 ' 2 V ' i I mzerfii- ' 7,4 2 L 1 , M Q 2 I - , me generation and who will survive an eventual nuclear holocaust. After their dis- cussion of relevant topics, they walk home proud of their indifference to trivial mat- ters. - Kate Head 2 Q 1 i 'x, ,Q is I, W is Y sm' .4 - XA fy is in .. -t Q, - x .aw , ,5.,l.,:, .M . 45 ' gsm ... ... . . ill 'ji 'hi