University of Tampa - Moroccan Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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The term student life referred to just about everything that took place over the course of the year. Of course, student life was summer and Christmas vacations, visiting the Rathskellar, and spending time at the pool. What many peo- ple didn't realize was that student life was also looking for a job, getting ready for finals, and getting involved with the issues facing the nation in the time of a presidential election. This year these sorts of events seperated themselves from the previous years and stood out as special. The most prominent idea was that the year, and the students involved in it, was exceptionally special. It had a glimmer of style, a hint of something extra-ordinary, a spar- kle of special circumstances, a TOUCH OF CLASS. It was this sort of feeling that continued to escalate throughout the academic year. It be- gan with orientation, and a devotion to make every new UT student feel right at home immedi- ately. The various aspects of the year are covered throughout this section of the Moroccan. It con- tains such items of interest to students in their every day lives as paying for tuitbn, summer vacations and activities, decorating apartments and dorms, coming to UT from a high school or another college, and the implications and ef- fects of the AIDS epedimic. It was apparent that the entire student body was devoted to making everything produce a glimmer of style and a touch of class to make things seem special and extra-ordinariy unique.