University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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 Every now-and-then, it's nice to get out of the environment, and Clncinnait hos many things to see and do outside of the Clifton area. Many Cincinnatians are of German descent, and ev- ery fall Octoberfest celebrates our city's heritage. The beer and schnitzel flow freely, and thousands turn out each year for this event. Open almost year-round is the Cincinnati Zoo featur- ing the rare White Bengal tiger from which our city's football team takes it's nome. During the spring, sum- mer and fall, it is relaxing to stroll through the tree covered paths and look at exotic animals, and in the winter, the annual Festival of Lights celebrates the holiday season in a blaze of glory. Downtown is always a fun time. There are wonderful shops, movie theatres the Cincinnati BaBet ond Or- chestra, the Serpentine Woll overlooking the Ohio Riv- er and. of course, Fountoin Square. There's nothing quite as romantic as walking along the squore with a loved one. For a truly spectacular view of the city, students travel to historic Mt. Adams, overlooking downtown from around a bend in the Ohio. Several bars such as The Paviliion offer outdoor decks from which to enjoy the scenery. The city of Cincinnati is a moving force behind our University and a major bulb

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isn't two enough? If you were with these two lovely laces wouia you check out The other scenery? Port of the festivities of homecoming aclude sitting back with Mark Tetakas. Andy Agger, and Brenca Fiesnncr during the Auberncres concert After the news is finished newscaster Jerry Springer oppoars ive otRipiey's with a local banc caied The Menus No everyone envoys the crowds, osoecoiy when your working! But Kurt Smth and the rest of the local Do- employees seem to handle them wet As the sun sets over the University of Cncmnati campus a multitude of events occur to keep us from our mon oppose at this campus (studying)

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Thanks to Eden Park UC students can p-ociast-nate from studying and enjoy nature at the same ttmo, m years to fok w. a visit to our alma mater w include some time at the Otcinnoti Zoo Hey. mayo© wo'l oven let the children come along From deep into the city to high on the mounter tcps, the Cincinnati area provides us with a mixture of culture. Attending an urban university provides students with an education o l of its own