University of Michigan - Michiganensian Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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-D. DfVries ANN ABB6B The Ann Arbor Street Fair is a myriad of talents, crafts and personalities. Each July, thousands flock to the streets of ol ' Ann Arbor to share in the sights and sounds of the exhibitors young, old, and student alike enjoy the transforma- tion of East and South University Ave- nues into a museum of sorts. The collec- tion of art forms range from painting, photography, pottery and crafts to the stunt men the daredevils who juggle swords and swallow fire; the personal- ities of Ann Arbor. The spectators too are an exhibit in themselves. Coming from all over the state, and from far away points, they are caught up into the artsy swing of things and hundreds of children and not so young children can be seen with painted faces or gaily decorated balloons. But like any fair, the fun is over all too soon. Little need to worry, this one will be back next year. B 12 Art Fair

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' M ' Go Blue Mania l The football Saturday is definitive of M ichigan tradition. Crowded into the nation ' s largest collegiate stadium, sur- rounded by screaming thousands, the combined smells of beer, cider, and steamed hot dogs in the air, the devoted wolverine fan braves sun, rain, and snow to support his team. The amaizing blue fan goes to any extreme to continue the standard of traditon. From hats, tee- shirts, and buttons to painted faces and cars, the cotton picken ' maize-n-blue heart ticks on. In the memory of the late Bob Ufer, That ' s all there is, there isn ' t anymore. | 14 ' M ' Go Blue