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- make the noise decibel too high to speak 16 Fashion Fraternity houses, the movies, Jacksonis, and the Vale; all attract VU students looking for fun, frolic, friends, or just a place to gather. And gather we do, in full force every Friday, Saturday and even some weeknights. Clamoring voices and understand clearly, but body language is at its best, especially in the way we dress. When you go out for a little night life, or just a walk across campus, do you find yourself asking: did herjeans shrink in the wash? Is he wearing a parachute? Is that her dad's sweater? Is this a theme keggar or real life? If so, you are experiencing new wave. New waveis strongest competition comes from the tired but true Muffy's and Biftis of the campus. According to students, the second and third most basic clothing items are polos and oxford button downs. Despite the different fashion tastes, one constant remains: jeans. Both sexes don jeans, from Levi's Red Tags to Calvin's, from baggies to cropped, from 5-1-Button-Flies to over-dyes, from striped to checked . . . Jeans hold tight not only to our bodies, but also to their rank as the number one essential fashion item in Valpo students' lives. - R.K. S. LaMorticell.
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frmlmh M C, Wiedenhoeh Upper right: Freshmen interact with each other at Eiayfair. Lower right: Although registration was computerized last spring. some still had to suffer throu h registration procedures in the gym this fan. Left: ml Scharold shows his: tatent while entertainr ing ghevcrowd ax Showcase '88. Opposite page. Top left: Students start the settling in process by picking up a registration packet in Chris! College. Top right: Freshmen experience a bit of VU tradition: the an- nual Dunes day trek during orientation week Center: Jutie Evans tells Goldin Winker Ham and Dan Matteson about easy summer uving with a song from Porgy and Bess during Showcase '88. Freshman Oriemation 15
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C Lehmann Opposite page: Students model a variety of In- dividualized Xooks for school. both for casual wear and special occasions Above left Twshirts and tennis shoes wHI always be favomes, and George Frye shows mat by adding a pair of plaid walking shorts he can cream new fashion. Above: Martha Barr finds that the new drop- waist dresses are n01 only fashionable but com- fortable as weH. Left: Jackie K1osak stays cool in a cotton blouse and slacks Xayered with a tht sweater vest. Fashion 17
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