University of Massachusetts Lowell - Sojourn / Knoll Yearbook (Lowell, MA)

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un. -gluf .ff 5'2Q1.f'1 F1 S M -Q pid + A 'A -': 'fiy.-'!? 'L I ff-Q 1' ff, :L 6' . I - .Y QJA A Er! , i Q I if gr! 2 7 - Q 1 Q 4 ng 1 xii. V, lt was a calm Camival. There was the traditional wamm-up behind Leitch and the beer-tender wore coconuts. The day came crisp and clear--the Biology Club had a rat-race, the French Club sold crullers, and the Activities Commission gave away spiked watermelon. There were wine coolers, Syrian subs, tacos. Orleans played, so did Aztec 'Iwo-step and Beaver Brown. They were able to open Broadway Street about 7:OOpm. Most of the crowd had gone, leaving the Townies, the litter, and the sleeping soldiers. ilixcerpt from Sojoum 19779