University of Tulsa - Kendallabrum (Tulsa, OK)

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orth Star black and white in there to last at least a hundred Halloween's. Even the light fixtures are shaped like Pistol Pete! And if that isn't enough to make you switch to the Whopper, there's Norman. Cheerful red and white shout Boomer Sooner until you get to the bath- room fat least the ladies', anyway.j Ceramic tiles cover the floor and walls, So what, you say. But the tiles are red and white, and guess how they're arranged? You got it - in a big, screaming OU. It you arenlt sick when you go in, you will be when you come out. The OU in the restroom is a little much, I must admit. But you can't accuse the interior decorator at our McDonald's ofgoing overboard. No sir, straight as an arrow down conventional alley. The decor at our nearest Big Mac palace is a warm, appetizing red, yellow and orange, complete with generic cowboy scenes. I won't push too hard for Hurricanes painted on the walls and bathroom tiles arranged to spell TU, but what would a little blue and gold hurt? The two colors match OK, and McDonald's could kill two birds with one stone. Will Rogers High School is just a few blocks away, and they were smart enough to make their colors blue and gold, LOO. Come to think of it, those are ORU's colors, also, but that's really not important. A few of the two dozen or so eating establish- ments on I lth do cater to TU, and to you guys I say, Here's to the Blue and Gold and all it represents! But what else is on llth Street? Let's not forget Kinko's, the mainstay of profes- sors and students alike. Does anyone know the actu- al address of that place? All I've ever heard is You know, out here on llth. It's easy to find. Sure it is, the fourth or fifth time you drive by it. And what about their parking lot? Am I the only person who buckles up before I go to Kinko's? There are no arrows showing which way is in and out, so people just sort of wing it. If no one's sitting in the drive, they pull in. If no one's trying to get in, they pull out. Kinko's parking lot would be a good place to give drivers' tests. But I lth Street has much more to offer than food, photocopying and happy hours. Car lots, convenience stores, laundromats, record stores and pawn shops compete for the Almighty Dollar whether it comes from students' pockets or someone else's. TU's little strip may not have everything Tulsa has to offer, but the merchants there can say they helped in uThe Making of a Star. - Amber Merchant Eleventh Str L

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HOIVIECONIING Clockwisez Tying in with the homecoming theme the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority took first place in the yard decorations Photo by Brad Holihian. lfubar. thc traveling robot, leads the Peoples Parade down Blair Drive. -- Photo by Greg Rudersdorlf The Kappa Alpha's show their originaity in the kazoo band competition by mint- icking the Brady Bunch. --- Pho1obyBr'san San- dcrlin, Modern Choir practices for their perfor- mance bcfore parents during homecoming week- end. Photo by Thad Schambergcri Homecom- ing Court, - Photo by Greg Rudcrsdorll 1 QW? Homecoming RMK