Valparaiso University - Beacon / Record Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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Where it happens . . . Counterclockwise Urom belowL Feeding time at the Zoo. Freshmen relax and unwind in front of the Lu. at Dau-Kreinheder. Janine Opel and Cathy Counsel! post- pone their jog to stand on their favorite porch railing. Photograher Pete Schmelh'nghs desk in his basement house shows sure signs of his mental disarray. Pam Kopoulos checks on the reaction occurring in her sauce pan. A Place To Call Home. How long was it before you started calling Valpo home? For four wonder- ful, difficult, long, fleeting years, friends at college function as your Valpo family. By Thanksgiving Break your roommate may have become as annoying as your little brother used to be. Only during these four years is- Where do you live?-a trick question. You hear yourself remark how good dorm bed feels after a weekend road- trip, possibly home. For those who have moved off-campus great pleasure is derived from the simple joys of multiple rooms and moveable furniture. Regardless of whether . . mmmm o' h t MM home 15 a dorm cubicle or basement uwmmwmsmgmw apartment, it smells 'ust as sweet, MWMM mmmmmmw J , wmmwmmmmmmu ; unless the garbage hasnt been taken WWMWMMMWWW Sarah Gray mmm h Hmmhmm m W 22??th E A c o N

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Clockwise Urom belowL The Wall of Respect is representative of many black leaders. The BCC often hosts guest speakers. Students use the computer and study in the BCC study library. Rev James Bevel, a Martin Luther King organizer, spoke at the law school. THE PIECES 21

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