University of Miami - Ibis Yearbook (Coral Gables, FL)

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ipmmml ilimDm 1 harsh campaign and criti- cism of his running mate, Indiana Senator Dan Qua- lye, to be elected the na- tion ' s forty-first President. Above all, the time most important to students was the time shared with oth- ers. Friendships produced those memories of college prominent to us all. Due to a restructuring in our so- cial lives, the weekends were not necessarily the best time to party; they were simply the most tra- ditional. The Rathskellar remained perhaps the most popular social gathering spot on campus. Friday Happy Hours were consis- tently filled to capacity to the point where late- comers were turned away due to overcrowding. Due to events such as Lambda Chi ' s Christmas in Octo- ber and Sigma Alpha Epsi- lon ' s Sun Splash Bash, fraternity row was the cap- ital of campus parties. Weekend entertainment After a long day of classes, stu- dents deserve a time to simply re- lax. Two girls talk outside the Learning Center while enjoying the afternoon sun. Dedication to success most fre- quently calls for extra effort and long hours. In the early morning hours, the mens ' crew team prac- tices at the li liami Rowing Club on Key Biscayne. Peter Paoliceili 8 Opening

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Though Shannon Crowell was stopped on the Wolverine one yard line, Cleveland Gary rushed for the touchdown on the following play. The Canes had to rally in the fourth quarter t o beat l ichigan, 31-30. photos by Rhona Wise Opening 7

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