University of Tulsa - Kendallabrum (Tulsa, OK)

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if A pick-up game of basketball proves to be o good form of exercise and recreation. Peter Bednekoff guards Julius Lassiter as other players try to gain position under the basket.-Photo by vi -11 KT 1 Lars Stamp Ji. B rs o 10-O by defeating the Detroit Lions.- Sunday afternoon football was always o big go ea g attraction. John Paul Pope, Mark Camby, Rod Photo by Lars Stomp Knowlton, and Andy Cozart watch as the Chico- Spdre Time

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O A slow ollornoon provides Tammi SmiTh S are I I m e and Jeff Kolker a chance To sharpen Their pool shoTs in The Twin Towers game room.-Photo by Lars Stamp ,Gr Sho X ' .. Sgigxs Tim Tall calches up on sporTs news as he waiis for his roommaies To reTurn from a game of basketball.-Phofo by Lars Stamp 26 STudenT Life pare Time? This cerTainly was noT a common Thing aT TU. Many sTu- denTs in facT, would claim They had no idea of such a noTion. When ThaT elusive Thing did pop onTo The scene sTudenTs quickly found various ways To puT iT To good use. A large amounT of imaginaTion was noT even necessary in so doing. WaTching Television was an easy and comforT- able way of sluffing off some spare Time. OpTions in viewing ranged from soap operas, To fooTball games, and To Miami Vice on Friday evenings. For Those who had or renied a VCR, pick- ing a favoriTe movie To waTch was a popular opTion. Frisbee, soccer, baskeTball, and oTh- er aThleTic acTiviTies were ofTen picks for use of spare Time. Some chose To simply relax wiih a good book or jusT chaT wiTh friends. MosT ofTen These Things came up on a momenTs noTice I waTch movies. Pafrick Magambo since spare Time was noT always for- seeable. WhaTever The case, The spare Time never quiTe lasTed long enough To saTisfy mosT busy sTudenTs. While relaxing In ,his room in John Mabee l-lall, Tuniiy To geT in Touch wiih a friend.-Phofo by Lars Mark Powell Takes a sTudy break and The oppor- Stamp

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Computer rue, some would swear iT hafes Them, oThers seem To have a remarkable love affair going wiTh iT, The compuTer, no one can escape iT now ThaT The Tulsa Curriculum requires eiTher The firsT course in compuTer sci- ence or MIS. STudenTs dealT wiTh The UniversiTy Honeywell sysTem in many We need The compuTer room in BAH upa'aTed1h The manner of all The oTher Terminal rooms. sreve Tucker ways. New l.D.'s allowed sTudenTs To use jusT one card To eaT wiTh, check ouT library books, and even gain ad- mission inTo Mabee Gymnasium. A new Terminal room was also in- sTalled aT Twin Towers. STudenTs worked direcTly wiTh The Honeywell when working aT one of The many Ter- minals around campus. For Those wanTing To program Through all hours of The day and nighT There was Zink Hall where iT really was alive and well. There was also a word processing cenTer in Chapman Hall. This offered a choice befween IBM pc's and The Ap- ple MaclnTosh. The Apple came wiTh a laser prinTer opTion. The only problem: There was always The Time when one was desperaTe To finish a program and The almighfy compuTer wenT down. The compuTer is almosT human. The com uier reaches To all areas of TU life. fhrou h a sysTem run Through The main comput- AT Times compufers don'T cooperafe s P Q Lorri Jefferson checks a sTudenT inTo The gym er.-Phofo by Lars Sfamp STudenT Life expecfed. Bryan Fielder seems c - ly bewildered by The anTics his compufer s puTTing on.-Phofo by Lars Stamp Q! 5 fi ? 5 if f ? 2 'S