Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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Noon, a typical day at the Cub. It’s lunch time and the crowds are heading for their favorite places to eat. The lines going into Mother’s Cupboard are overflowing near the Question Center. The traffic jam in the Lair is even worse than usual: Today’s Special “All The Spaghetti You Can Eat’’ for $1.25. Suggestions have been made to put in stop lights in the corridor separating the cafeteria from the Lair. The ASWSU offices on the 3rd floor are full of activ¬ ity. The 1978-79 ASWSU elections are beginning. The candidates are getting ready for battle and there are posters everywhere. Curious co-eds are making their way up to the 3rd floor to see if ASWSU President Mark Ufkes really got his head shaved or if the Evergreen just printed a phony picture. Environmental Task Force, in preparation for May 3 Sunday, has built a giant windmill taking up the entire hallway leading to all the activities offices. In the Cub’s basement the bagel shop has turned out a record number of bagels with cream cheese. The bowling alley offered free bagels to any bowler who got more than three strikes in a game. Near the Cub’s auditorium advanced tickets are going on sale for the Rocky Horror Picture Show, the 10th showing in the last three years. The popular satire caused lines to overflow outside. A typical day at the Cub? 30 Visions