University of Missouri - Savitar Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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e don't want to say Colum- bia's weather is a little off. But c'mon, black snow? Or- ange Clouds? Rain every other day? Dressing for Class is like playing Let's Make A Deal. You can suntan in the morning and g0 bobsledding in the afternoon. Anyway you look at it, Mizzou is not a Spring Break hot spot. We've got the bars, but we lost the beach. Michele Cardon Heat. Winter. Missouri. They just don't mix. In reality, Missouri winters aren't the hottest thing going. Neither was the movie. Michele Cardon 12 I nlrod uction DANGER .KHP BM. '00 Hi!

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et's just say Mizzou wasn't on the concert hit parade in 1985. Come to think of it, we seemed to miss the boat last year, too. We didn't always need 12,000 J t 0 t screaming fans to have a good time: It was hard to get 2,000 of us excited at the same time, about the same thing. Sometimes, just fill- ing the Blue N ote seemed enough or jam- ming to jazz in the Mall. N 0 thanks to you MSA. L. G. Patterson Scott Takushi Lunchtime jazz on Lowry Mall added to the Springtime heat as Al Anderson plays bass for the group Nexus. Since concert sounds struck a rather empty note at the Hearnes Center this year, the Blue Note was the hot spot to slam to groups like the Elvis Brothers. How does a 21-year-old prepare to play a 12- year-old orphan? Gwen Langdon just grabbed the nearest scruffy dog and went on. Introduction 11

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