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Two archery club members concentrate on their aim. ustin created an at- mosphere conducive to anything but study. Just down Lamar Blvd. students found a reason to put their books up and their bathing suits on. Joggers, boaters and sunbathers all took advantage of inviting Town Lake and Barton Springs. For many university students, getting a healthy body was just as important as cultivating a healthy mind. For some, exercising was skiing on Lake Travis, for others, it was a game at the Intramural Fields, and for those with a highly developed sense of domesticity, it meant a I journey to the refrigerator for a beer between baseball innings I of the College World Series. Austin residents The Budweiser Lite Invitational Ski Tournament is a popular summer attraction. A cruiser speeds through a bike trail. Opening 11
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NOWHERE ELSE 1 A student watches passersby in front of the AC. A lacrosse team member jockeys with an OU player. Weekend sailing on the Colorado River relaxes Austin residents. SB 10 Opening
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NOWHERE ELSE ' t was a year of balloons. Whatever the occasion, ' students showed their en- thusiasm by becoming walking billboards for The University. Tie one to your belt loop what ' s a better way to let peo- ple know you ' re celebrating. Festivities began on Sept. 15, 1983 when The University commemorated the 100th an- niversary of its first day of classes. The Tower illuminated orange with a white number 1 and UT fever broke out across campus. University President Peter Flawn said in his Centennial Convocation address, When an individual achieves the ripe old age of 100 years, it is socially acceptable to take it easy. But, for a university, it is an occasion to celebrate, as we have; take a deep breath, as we are going to do; and get back to work. Other festive occasions celebrated by The University included: the Centennial Showcase on Oct. 1, Texas In- dependence Day on Mar. 2, and Round-Up on April 2-8. V t Cheerleaders yell at Round-Up. March 2 celebrants sing Eyes. Pranksters alter the Torchbearers. Chris Coffee toasts with Texas Tea. 12 Opening
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