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-Mi, MORE TO LIFE THAN BOOKS Activities t was a year of discovery. Whether it was attending classes, going to see a play at John A. Walker Community Cen- ter, or supporting the wrestling team, students lived within an en- tirely new experience. The time was a different time, and so were the people, but we managed to assemble our differ- ences to make life more amusing. We shared our classes, our free time, and our friends while we lived the college experience. The college experience was a big change for freshmen as they en- countered the confusion of regis- tration. Each felt the effects as they stood in line waiting to pay for classes, to have pictures made, and to buy books. With the first activities provided by the SGA, students flocked to the End of the Summer , intra- mural volleyball games, and to the third annual Gong Shown to share the new experience. Students participated, and other observed at a distance, but we all became a part of what made the difference. The year grew stronger and stronger each day as students be- came more involved in clubs, sports and classes. Studying be- came monotonous, and students relied heavily on weekends to res- cue them from insanity. It was the excitement of social events, the praise of completing club projects, and the relief of re- ceiving passing grades at quarters end that kept students struggling on. The college experience also in- cluded events outside the campus. Students blended with the crowds at the Apple Festival, and SGA represented the college with a booth providing information about WCC. Even further outside the campus, many of us went to Greensboro and Charlotte to see 38 Special, Lionel Ritchie, David Lee Roth, Journey, and Hank Williams, Jr. perform the latest music craze. Walking a seemingly never end- ing trail, administrators, Dr. Dan- fcont. on page 101 Students enjoy jamming to the latest beat at the End of the Summer Dance sponsored by SGA. STUDENT .ACTIVITIES 9
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