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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday The end of the week and the high point of the weekend, Saturday was the night for entertain- ment. Football games, movies, eating out, or even reverting to high school ways and cruising the strip filled the evening after a day full of shopping, studying, or just relaxing. For those whose enter- tainment was the television at home, a variety of comedy and fantasy appeared, ranging from the antics of Kotter ' s Sweathogs to the excitement of exotic Fantasy Island. UNA students and local Lion supporters make their way into Braly Stadium for a Saturday night game. Students often went as much to see and be seen as to see the team win. When laundry has piled up all week, Saturday is the time to take care of it. Kay Taylor loads a washing machine with school clothes at a local laundromat. Friday, Saturday 9
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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday ! I Half-empty classrooms and deserted parking lots characterized most Fridays at this suitcase college. Going home seemed to be uppermost in the minds of most students, as evidenced by the frequent absences of commuters and the exodus of dorm dwellers be- ginning late Friday morning. For those who chose to stay around on Friday, it was a good day for unwinding and preparing for the weekend. By late Friday afternoon, the only cars remaining in the parking lots on Seminary Street are in the faculty lot. The empty stu- dent lot shows that students ' interests lie elsewhere at the close of the week. Three Rivers Hall residents load up for a weekend away from dorm life, classes, and cafeteria food. i r
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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday The beginning of a new week also meant the end of a weekend. Going to church or sleeping late occupied mornings for most students. Sunday after- noons provided a quiet, unhurried time for a nap or a chance for a little exercise. The end of the day always brought the certainty that Monday was on its way to start the cycle over again. Lights from Wood Avenue Church of Christ cast a glow on the front lawn prior to evening worship. Local churches ' night services attracted students who returned to campus during the day on Sunday. Cuddling a stuffed toy, Cathy Mink finds time for a Sunday afternoon nap.
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