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

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Itts Not a At Long last, Dream World Nolongeris an Arms Deaal college a t1me for idealism; it is becomin ust a time to acgqjuire The superpowers reach an agreement to shrink 1 marketable skills nuclear stockpiles and open the way to a summit A Thriving Trade In Fake Ibis; As the drinking age Waiting for ithe Big one5 rises, students seek new , PYOOf they re 21 L05 Angeles 3 quake might be only a prelude ' Christ College program ' celebrates 20 years at VU Peacefest sparks awareness ' CCPC reports on In the 0 , i ' Shmg sum 5 Nowhere to Hide' VU Smokeou t Iraq resumes the tanker war, and the United Nations plans a peace mission to the region Former Sec. of Interior visits VU Apartheid: iA Slippery Slope, l South Africais most powerful magnate sees hope .

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1. The HOval Office. 2. It's not an easy job working security! 3. Another busy day at the Admissions Office. 4. The lawn in front of Kretzmann Hall has never looked lovelier. 5. The Financial Aid office now enjoys a much larger space in which to work at the business of keeping us in funds. 6. Trouble on Mound Street? Changes 19

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The Man Who 2:312:22? wasnat There 2:21:69: choir WW records album The Age wcFashion Specialty stores are selling prepackaged style for busy shoppers . . . I I fzzzszgzzrsrsssezzizzgziz1,. Should Medicine dd ' ' h d ' ' I - E20 ZTZEZJQZmEEZSJZ'Ld Use the u born? sociaI-many students are car- rying heavy financial loads. More schools are responding with sophisticated counseling on how to cope with the pres- or u m bac '1 er sures. But burnout, that hope- less, helpless feeling, still Offers . looms large-most often for those who lack support and are m u Sic , m in iSt ry The debate heats up over embryo research afraid to ask for assistance. Me generatiow giving way to concerned students Current Events 21