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The residence halls sponsored a variety of activities throughout the year. One of the most successful annual events was the Air Band Contest. Students packed the U-Hall to watch the participants mouth words, make fake instruments out of anything from cardboard boxes to tin cans, and give a stage show to a tape of their favorite music. Terry Amstrong (above) performed with three other students to a rap song. Students took advantage of other residence hall activities throughout the year. RHA, NRHH, and Nine lives were just a few of the services and organizations geared towards the Residence Hall students. Residence Hall Stories on page 178 8 Siudrni I i r
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11 K. I iiitongjyrr II was hot the first few weeks of school. Students started classes in August but still hit the beach at George Wyth Park on the weekends. r n JH, Watching the Panthers on the weekends was one way students entertained themselves. Sue Wright watches another Panther football victory. Dating is a major part of college life. Dave Spies and- Pam Jessal enjov a moment to themselves. II Gasoline prices were relatively constant all year. Sophomore Doug l-arson fills the tank of his car. Peoplt 7
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I). Wtfjntt Black History Month was especially significant for students this year because of the civil rights issues in South Africa (apartheid). Students and other concerned faculty and com- munity members formed a human chain from the library to the Union in protest of apar- theid. Yolanda King, daughter of slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., was one of the many speakers and activities sponsored this year to increase awarness about civil rights. Story on page 124 Students have interesting study habits; one of the most tense and most tiring being pulling all- nighters. To the right, Tracy Siglin studies in her dorm room. Because the library closes at twelve, students usually pull these exhausting study sessions in their room or a nearby lounge, with plenty of caffeine, munchies and any other necessary study tool. Story on page 158 B klJIMI I Walti Homecoming was again a huge success. A Book.of Records con- test was the newest activity. Students formed teams and competed in crazy contests, set- ting the first sets of records for what will now be an annual Homecoming event. The Pan- thers won, the sun came out for the parade, and Chuck Offen- burger was Grand Marshal for a weekend full of purple and gold fun. To the left. Bob Byrnes gives a Homecoming concert on the Campanile. Story on page 110 Sludral I ilf
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