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Hoathor Kalb Student Life Division — 7
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Student Li veryday activities like studying, life in North Hall, eating in the Union Dining Room, and rooftop sunbathing during spring term gave students a common bond. Friendships that might last a lifetime were made. Freshmen days brought all new students together in order to adjust to their new surroundings, before returning students arrived. The renovation of the union left the stu- dent body as a whole, without a place they had in common, but students found other ways to join together. Several as- piring artists made the most of the ren- ovation by painting a mural, representing the mission of Wittenberg, on the tempo- rary plywood walls in the union. Over 2000 students attended the INXS concert on November 14 in the Old Field House. Other activities such as traying in the hollow after a good snow, going to hear Irie at Ruby's, and weekend parties gave the campus a unified feeling. Term papers, finals week, Spring Break, and dragging out of bed for A hour were ex- periences all students shared. Student Life was full of drastic changes, while friendships and traditions bound students together. Seniors felt torn be- tween their college days and being ready to go out into the real world, and promises were made not to break ties after grad- uation. As far as campus life was con- cerned, students were — TIED AND TORN. HUGS AND KISSES: During Senior Night in tho Rat, two studonts who haven't seon each othor in quite a whil« give ono another a hug. ROOFTOP RENDEZVOUS: Senior Stephanie Rath and luniors Laura Croy and Janet Wallace enjoy the spring weather in January by studying on tho Gamma Phi roof. 6 — Student Life Division
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WUSO-WHERE UNUSUAL SOUNDS ORIGINATE: Chocking out a fow songs on an album labol. Senior Jon Guldenzopi. general manager of WUSO, keeps the music going at tho activities fair. Lisa Sammetinger THE BOOK NOOK: While moving from table to table at tho activities fair, several students pick up somo books at Mortar Board s free book table. 8 — Activities Fair
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