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DAY IN, DAY OUT Features 13 A Day in the Life 40 Teacher Features 54 Minorities 66 Administration 82 Services 90 Day In, Day Out 11
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The People ' s Choice This fall the Diorama staff conducted a survey of a random sample of UNA students to find out some of their favorites from the past year. Surveys are unusual things. It ' s strange enough that you never get back as many survey sheets as you send out, but it ' s stranger still to analyze the results. For example, the results of the poll on the favorite personal- ity of the last year were surprising. Perhaps the first place winner was no great surprise Steve Martin especially to anyone who has ever heard King Tut or seen that wild and crazy guy on Saturday Night Live, but second place was won by a student here at UNA! Ron Zarrella, a sophomore from Cranston, Rhode Island, evidently won quite a fan club for himself in the short time since he moved south. Ron was followed in the poll by John Belushi, and this in the year that Animal House was chosen favorite movie. Congratulations, Ron. Another question which prompted some strange answers was What event in the past year will have the most influence on the future? The winner by an overwhelming majority was the Camp David peace talks. Some people, however, chose to interpret the question on a more personal level and answered with events relevant to their own lives. As a matter of fact, the answer which came in. number two was my engagement. Some of these personal answers were bitter such as it rained on my birthday last year. Perhaps this is not earth-shaking, but it is apparently important to someone. The favorite book for the past year was The Thornbirds, which was at the top of the New York Times Best Seller list for months, but it is interesting to note that the second most popular book was the Bible. Other answers ranged all the way from Lord of the Rings to Candide by Voltaire to The Groucho Letters. Other favorites of the past year were: Mork and Mindy, tele- vision program; Sweet Life, song; and Mercedes, car. Survey 13 -,
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