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

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Debbie Rosman BIG MEN ON CAMPUS- Terry Katz, Jimmy Stone and Michael Teitelbaum continue their four year tradition of tailgate parties. LOT I- The perfect place for a pre- BAGELS, LOX AND CREAM game warm-up. CHEESE- So where ' s the whitefish salad? 20 Tailgates

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Moving In One of the toughest parts of com- ing to college every semester is mov- ing into the dorm. It ' s hard to beleive all of those boxes and clothes came out of your room at home and it ' s even harder to imagine how you are going to get them into your new room. Carloads of students and suit- cases come from New York, Penn- sylvania, New Jersey, Georgia, California, and all over to get ready for the new semester. The dorms are a far cry from an air conditioned house with home cooked food, but everyone gets right into the swing of things. Eating meals in the dining hall turns into social hour and dorm parties can ' t be beat. Whether you eventually move into an apartment or a Greek house, those dorm semesters are never forgotten. CHECKING IN- You are now an of- ficial mennber of Residence Halls. A needed break after a day of moving Moving In 19

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Tailgates Football games at the University of Maryland aren ' t half as much fun without a tailgate party before the Terps hit the field. Alumni set up their barbecues and cases of beer in Lot 1 and prepare for the big game. Fraternities and sororities start pretty early on Saturday morning with a nutritious breakfast of donuts and screwdrivers on tap and then send pledges to the game an hour early to save seats. Sometimes Bentley ' s or the Vous will have tailgates set up in the parking lot with music and free beer for all to enjoy. Selling T-shirts and other Terps ' paraphernalia adds to the spirit of the tailgates and gets everyone psyched for the football game. Terp fans travel in style. Supporting his alma mater, a UM alumnus gets ready for the big game. Tailgates 21