University of Idaho - Gem of the Mountains Yearbook (Moscow, ID)

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N ervous about the Nineties The Eighties are officially over, in spite of the date on the calendar. As the decade and the eighteen- month-long Centennial Celebration wound down to a close, UI students had no choice but to look cau- tiously into the future. Students young and old worried whether we would ever find a new University President, but when we found Elisabeth Zinser there were no doubts that we'd like her. News of possible fee increases made us uneasy, wondering whether we'd be back in the nineties if we had to pay much more. We were all nervous about the food service changes, both on and off-campus students, and news of a score of 78 on a health inspection didn't ease the stress. Architecture students were concerned about the designs for the new bookstore, and the rest of us were concemed about the lack of convenient park- ing near the SUB that the building would create. Meanwhile, seniors worried about finding the right job and where they would be working in the nineties. When it came right down to it, the best medicine to soothe our nerves and answer the troubling ques- tions of the year wasn’t a roommate, parent or counselor, the answers were in the Argonaut’s Ask Lois column, which leads to the question: Should we be Nervous about the Nineties? Opening 3