Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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The hills of the WSU campus make a day of shuttling from one class to the next an athletic event. Lindsey Frey takes a break to mb an aching foot. (Mike Anderson photo) 10 Opening On tfte Promt

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The game itself is not always the most important thing going on in the fans’ minds — there is meeting people, watching people and normal everyday gossip. This group of students seem to be more interested in socializing than in the scoreboard. (Mike Anderson photo) Opening 9 Ok fcto Prowl

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Whether hurrying to class or stopping to chat, most students are on the go. The ten minutes be¬ tween classes sometimes makes it difficult to find time to talk to an ac¬ quaintance. (Gaiy Foster photo) After a long day of clas¬ ses, many students find exercise of one sort or another the best way to relax. Two members of ‘Brief and Decent’ brave the first day of snow to go out and throw the foot¬ ball around. (Mike Anderson photo) I P JL rowling takes place daily on the campus. It starts first thing in the morning when most wake and go looking for some kind of caffeine, knowing it is the only way to make it through the day. Later, food is the main objective as well as a quiet place to relax and study. This is not always as easy as it sounds, especially when the cold weather settles in and everyone is forced inside, crowding the CUB and the libraries. Following an intense day of classes and the long walk home, students seek a comfortable chair and the kind of meal that requires the least amount of work possible. The long walk home for dinner seems that much longer after a long day of classes and studying. Many bridges like this one dot the WSU campus to make crossing busy streets easier. (Gary Foster photo) Opening 11 Oft « •