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TIME OUT FOR FAMILY College life is a time when students don't see their families very often. When the idea of having a 'Sibling Weekend' was brought up, it was a welcomed so- lution for the Homesick Blues. Noehren Hall initiated the idea and oth- er halls followed their lead. Sibling Weekend gave students a chance to invite their brothers and sisters to the university for a weekend of fun activities. It was also a chance for the siblings to be introduced to the activities of college life firsthand while recruiting them for the future. Sophomore Theresa Jensen and seni- ors Jenny Clemens, Jayne Danner and Julie Strohman, four resident assistants from Noehren Hall, organized the '88- '89 Sibling Weekend for the Regents Complex. The activities were sponsored by Noehren Hall. There were many activities for the sib- lings to participate in such as an ice cream social, movies, a scavenger hunt, and a variety of games. Saturday night the siblings were taken to a UNI football game and Sunday there was a farewell breakfast. Clemens thought that the whole weekend was a lot of fun for everyone. It was a really great time; I got to see my family as well as meet other people's families, she said. Jodi McCreery, a sophomore who par- ticipated in Sibling Weekend, comment- ed, It was so much fun to spend time with my brother. I felt like a kid myself when we played all of those games! I can't wait until next year. Sibling Weekend '88-'89 proved to be a great experience for everyone who par- ticipated. The weekend was such a suc- cess that in the years to follow it will be a campus-wide activity. — Kimberly Redmond Thinking the day is rather gloomy until he gets a taste of the goodies, Brian Sullivan enjoys ice cream with his aunt. Linda Sullivan, toot iy Dmd Wtgntr. 18 Sibling Weekend
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Heard il through the grapevine that you don't want to be tubaed by the infamous Tuba Boys. Aaron Sanders waits on the sideline to blast his next victim. Pumping the points is a tradition in which the girls show no mercy. The guys pump up their muscles each time the Panthers score — one push- up per point. Phttc Oawi Mqfnrr Student Life 17
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Spending time with sis Ix ri, Brock Reed takes time out of his afternoon to watch movies in Noehm Hall. Him y tru Kttrr. Student Life 19
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