University of Texas El Paso - Flowsheet Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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Journey Through the Seasons Although fall traditionally signifies the waning of life, it is only the beginning of life on the UT El Paso campus. We welcome old friends as well as make new ones. Students stand in long lines to buy expensive books after struggling through registration. Getting back into those forgotten study habits fills the first few weeks of school. Of course the students cheer with high hopes through another football sea- son while waiting with great expecta- tions for another exciting basketball sea- son. Icy cold weather is the dominant feature of winter. Students wear warm wooly sweaters and skis, whenever the opportunity arises. Students have a good reason to snuggle close to their favorite somebody while sitting in front of a roaring fire, sipping hot chocolate. Winter is time for taking time for special family gatherings like Christmas. Partying is not passed by though. New Year’s Eve seems to have been invented for the Party Animal. High on the list of activities for the student is registration for another semes- ter at UT El Paso. i | Opening Dzong La 5

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Spring is a time associated with new beginnings. The weather starts to get warmer, flowers begin to bloom and the animals come out of their winter soli- tude. On campus, students appear in shorts and light clothing. They spend more time outside admiring the beauty around them. Spring break is on the minds of many as the weather in Mazatlan becomes perfect for a jaunt in the sun. Students playing frisbee on the library lawn or just lying in the warmth of the sun spread happinness to the passers-by. Summer is the time of year most peo- ple look forward to. Vacation and sum- mer jobs are only a few of the activities on the minds of the students. A lucky few actually go somewhere on vacation. While several others capture that hard-to-find job and earn some extra cash for the fall. But what does the rest of the student population do to pass the time? They spend another summer at UT El Paso. More registration hassles, more tuition expenses (not to mention more large sums on books) and more hiking through campus in search of that elusive degree. Opening Dzong La 7 H } i H