University of Maryland College Park - Terrapin / Reveille Yearbook (College Park, MD)

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universal donor 847 unmitigated universal joint {■d universal wrtnch; — uni-ver-sal-ly -s(3-)le arfv — uni-ver-sal-ness S3l-n3s n universal donor n : a person with lype O blood uni ' ver-sal ' i-ty ,yUrK 0v3r- ' sal-at-e « : the qual- ity or stale of being universal (as in range, occur- rence, or appeal) uni-ver-sal-ize - ' v«- r-s3-,nz v6 : to make universal : Gf.Ni!RAUzt — uni ' ver-sal-i-za-tion -,v3r-s b-V.a-sh3n n universal joint n : a shaft coupling capable of trans- ntitting rotation from one shaft to anothei not in a straight line with il universal recipient n : a person with lype AB blood unl- verse Vyu-no- ' varsX n 1 : the whole body of things observed or pos- tulated : COSMOS 2 a : mis ky way oalaxy b : an ag- gicgaa- of siafi comparabk ui t!ie Milky Way university as it is (uni-ver-si-ty) n.: that wliich malies up the University of Maryland; a place of higher education syn. big, impersonal un-just ,. !n- j, characterized by injustice : deficient m justice and fairness : WRONoruL — n- just ' iy adv — un-just-ness ' jc3s(i)-n3s n un- kempt .an- ' kem(p)t adj 1 a : not combed umkempt hair; b : deficient in order or neatness of person : Dt.sHEVfa.ED 2 : rouciH, (!NK)LiS!5KO un-kind ,3n- ' kind adj : deficient in kindness or sym- pathy : H.AKSH. CRUEL — un-kind-iy adv -■ un- kind-ness - ' k:!n(d)-nv s , n un-kind ' ly - kin-d!e ad} : tJNKiSD — un-kind- li-ness n un-know-a-bie ,3n- ' ti6-3-fo3i adj : not knowable un-know ' ing ,an- ' no-!ng adj : not knowing — un- know-ing-!y -iiig-le ady iun -known ,3n- ' non adj : not known; alio : having an unknown vahse jmknown quantity) unknown n : something that is unknown and usu. to be discovered; esp : an unknown quantity usu, sym- boHzed in mathematics by one of the last letters of the alphabet un-lace ,jn- ' las vb : to loose by undoing a lacing un-lade ,3n ' iad vb 1 : to take the load or cargo from 2 : oiscHAROt, VNLOAii un • lash ,an- ' lash vb : to untie the lashing of : uxwe. !JN£K) un- latch ,3n- ' lach v6 1 : to open or loose by lifting the latch 2 : to become loosed or opened un-law ' ful ,on- ' 16-fa! adj : not lawful : coatraiy to law : ii,iJK5AL — un-iaW ' fuMy Vf(a-)iti adv — un- lawful -ness VW-nssx « un- learn ,3n- brn vb : to put out oi one ' s knowl- edge or memory un-fearned adj 1 ,3n- ' br-nod : not learned : uNt,i i. ' CATKD, tturtRATE i good but urdi ' ormd man) 2 - ' l3rnd : not learnc-d by study : not known (lessons untearned by many) 3 - ' larnd : not lonned by previovis experience {breathing is un- learned behavior) un- leash .,3n- ' !esh vb : to fre« from or as if from a leash (unleash a dog) ihe stonn unleashed its fury) un -less (,)»n- ' !es conj : except on the condition thai : if not (will fail unless he works harder) un-!et«lefed ,nn- ' Iet-.?rd adj 1 ; not educated 2 ; il.UT!:«ATE Syn i X. IGNORANT lun-like ,3n- ' Uk prep 1 : different from (feeling coinpletely unlike a hero) 2 : not characteristic of (it was unlike hitn w be inquisitive) 3 : in a different manner from (behaving unlike his associates) unlike adj 1 : marked by dissimilarity : dhfeki-nt ' . ' people are a!! unlike- ' : 2 : uni-qi- ' -m- (contributeci un- like amounts) — • un-like-ness n un-like-li-hood - ' li-kie-,hud n : improuabiuty un-llke-ly - ' ii kle adj 1 : not likely : improbabu- (an unlikely siory) 2 : likely to fail : inpromising an unlikely place for fishing; — un-like-!i-ness n un-lim-ber x.sn- ' lim-bmX vb : to prcpaa- for action un • lim ■ it - ed ,on- ' lim-.- i-.-xJ adj 1 : lacking any con- trols ' jmiimited freedom; 2 : boundless, infinite (an unlimited expanse of ocean) (there is an uniim- lied number of natural numbers) 3 : not bounded by exceptions ; undi;i ined un-link ,,7n- ' lingk vh : to unfasten the links of : SEPARATE, DiSC;C)N.NECr un-list-ed ,3n- ' lis-t. ' Ki adj : not appearing on a list ,m unlisted telephone number) un-load ,i5n- ' lod vb 1a: lo take away or off : KKMOvi- (unload carj ' .o from a hold) b : to take a lodd from (unload a ship); also : to relieve or set free : UNBt ' «o!;N (unload your mind of worries) 2 ; to get rid of or be relieved of a load or burden (the ship is unloading now) 3 : H) sell in volume : di;mp (unload surplus goods) un-lock ,3n- ' lak vb 1 : to open or unfasten through reiea.se of a Icsck (,unlock the door) lhe chest won ' t unlock) 2 : release (unlock a flood of emotions) 3 : Disci-O.SE, RKvf Ai. (Scientists unlocking the secrets of nature) un-iooked for ,.-5n- ' lukt-,f6r adj : lsnexftcted un- loose ,3ri- ' ius vb 1 ; to relax the strain of unhose a grip) 2 : to release from or as if froin re- straints : set fret (unloosed a flood of complaints) un- loos -en ,.-?n- ' lU-S3n vb : i;Nt.cK .SB un-love-ly ,;?n- ' bv-ie adj : Itaving no chann or ap- peal ; not amiable : uiSAGREEABLE (an unlovely dis- position) un- lucky ,3n- ' l3k-c adj 1 ; marked by adversity or failure 2 : likely to bring misfortune 3 : produc- ing dissatisfaction : RfORs:! iABi.i; -- un-iuck-i-ly - ' bk-3-le adv — un-luck-i-ness V ' bk-e-nasX n un-make ,3n- ' raak vb -made - ' mad ; -mak-ing 1 : to cause to disappear : di ' sxros ' 2 : to deprive of rank or office : i:)!:posfe un-man ,?r!- ' man vb 1 : to deprive of ittanly cour- age 2 : to deprive of men un-man-ly - ' man-le adj : not manly ; as a : being of weak character : ciowarijly b : ja-TEMtNATE — un-man-li-ness n un- manned ,3n- ' mand . « : having no men aboani utnmanned spacecraft) un-man-ner-iy V,ia ' man-3r-li2 adj : rvde, mRsuTt- -- un-man-ner-li-ness « unmannerly adv un- mask ,; n- ' mask vb 1 : to strip of a mask or a disgui.se : lxfosj-- iunmusk a traitor) 2 : to take oil (Mie ' s own disguise (as at a masquerade) un-mean-ing ,jn- ' me-ning . adj : having no mean- ing : SENSE?. ESS un-men-tion-a-ble ,3n- ' m5nch-{o-)n3-b3r adj : not fit or proj ei to be lalked about un-mer-ci-ful ,an- ' m3r-.si-f3t udj : not merciful : mlkcu,t:ss. crusi. — un-mer-ci-fuMy -ft3-)le adv un-mis-tak»a-ble ,?n-nna- ' sta-kc b3r adj : not ca- pable of being mistaken or misunderstood : clear, OBVIOUS -- un-miS ' tak-a-biy Vbie adv un-mit ' i-gat-ed ,sW- ' mit- ,gai-3d adj 1 : not softened or lessened ahe heal was unmiiigaied) Dictionory page from Webster ' s IrHermediote Dict ' Onory, ©1975. used by permiss-on of G C Mernom Co., Publishers of the Merriom-Webs ' er Didonanes

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 4 University As It Is 33 Sports 100 Campus Life 138 Seniors 221 Administration 226 Entertainment 250 Academics 263 Groups 279 Organizations 304 Credit Page A University is filled with thousands of faces. People of all ages, walks of life, socio-economical and ideological backgrounds, mesh together to produce a smooth-- or not so smooth--running machine We have attempted to define that machine and all its working parts in what we call the dictionary of the University of Maryland, Our definitions, a combination of facts, interpretations and impressions, are drawn from long and not so long associations with the University. Though we do not always adhere to a str ict dictionary form, we do attempt to show, through pictures and words ' just what the meaning of the word University is. flflffin ■ — xofT fm w B I C S 1 1 m :SS :i 1 = » 1 piiii - o, ' % T)iJ. :y .y, .M ' i-iV : -A+c-iM.- V, if -rt5.i -K?; ' . ■■ rwZAn 1 if -.- ■•-yr. ,, ■ ' : y :i m PI ' Student Government Association

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■ ■ - •■ p -» ' -»J fiiJ mWM - ■ ? Al ■}- J X y y - j. ' !• ; ' ■| ■■■ - 0- ■f ! .H!i|!lllj} ' !NMfM..,.- ' NWi. . V Titv..:ii-»»w-. t 34,000 students 2,600 faculty administrators 1300 acres 228 buildings largest campus of a five-university system one of ten largest campuses in nation y ex» J«.: - 3P