University of North Carolina Asheville - Archive Yearbook (Asheville, NC)

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1 ' 9 . J J 4 w V ' .r-- Time spent at UNCA can be I H k . boring. Class loads can be de- manding, social events can be- k ■ fif ' jm come limited, teachers can be- ■ B f ' Aj m k come oppressive and tyrannical, ■ fr ■ ' vm V and school politics can seem ai «fn 1 petty and ridiculous. In fact, much of what transpires in a ¥M IV M p i ' ' ■ four year period can seem rep- 11 Wk etitious, and finally, routine. r 1 ft Vi M V with only changes in the names r i- ' IJ ni ■ and faces of some of the partici- f Jg | H -l ■ pants adding any variety. I t r Yet, time spent at UNCA, un- f y J HAt- ' ' I less one wishes it to be, is sel- Tj m dom wasted. Friendships are k made which will outlast any pe- ' I ■ ■ riod of undergraduate study; knowledge in working with and relating to people which is ap- plicable to any life situation is readily gained; and the academ- 23L- ffi H H ics are, for the most part, profes- •- ' -- IHPP 1 sionally presented, affording in- »- i| terested students the opportu- nity to select the direction in life which best suits them. . , . -• »«». •. ' ' • ♦ 4 ' .V- ; .■■:. • ' :i ' - ' . . iu. . »V«fcj|ig - , . K te V KHP g y jij r .7 , .3C 5 1ht5i i7A| W KffW-M ' ' » M?¥ ' .. -i D HTV . mii mM A lf 1 ■■■ i:. T i-r •m ' .W fM J k- . %M3 fl£L, s ljsLvF i m - 4A— K. B A kI 3

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Beyond campus activities, both academic and social, the surrounding area holds much in the way of outdoor activities. Whether you wish to find an ideal campsite, a good hiking trail, sites for boating or canoe- ing, rock climbing or caving, or are simply interested in a good ride on the parkway, a secluded site for a picnic, or just a place to get away, you have the oppor- tunity to do so in some of the most beautiful country you will ' V- ' ' ' ; 2 Ik