Volume
96, Issue 6
Friday September 6, 2002
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AFTER COUNTLESS
BIRTHDAY DISAPPOINTMENTS, HE FINALLY GOT HIS SLIP AND SLIDE.
Engineering soph "Cowboy," aka Jordan Davidson, proved
that contrary to what Bon Jovi believes, cowboys prefer riding on
make shift water slides to steel horses during Frosh Week activities
on Concrete Beach. Photo by: Dave Van Dyck/Gazette |
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IF
WE BUILD IT, THEY WILL COME. Construction workers battled to
re-construct the University Drive Bridge.
Photo by: Beth Kerim/Gazette |
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IT'S THE WESTERN
VERSION OF THE "YMCA." Fourth-year English student and
arts soph Karen Vandergust shows how much she likes living in the
Western village.
Photo by: Niru Somayajula/Gazette |
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FROSH
WEEK 2002 THIS IS TWICE AS COMFORTABLE AS MY STIFF RESIDENCE MATTRESS. First-year social science student Rob Friday gets some much needed rest by Concrete Beach. Photo by: Niru Somayajula/Gazette |
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FROSH WEEK 2002 "AND SHE IS... SAFE AT HOME PLATE!" Melissa Beccario made the right call by plunging into everything Frosh Week has to offer before she started her first-year kinesiology classes. Photo by: Niru Somayajula/Gazette |
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FROSH
WEEK 2002 ALL SMILES. First-year social science student Nicola Mchale (left) and first-year ACS student Dawn Jones (right) appeared to be enjoying their Frosh Week. Photo by: Niru Somayajula/Gazette |
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FROSH WEEK 2002 THE LAST THING HE WAS HEARD TO SCREAM WAS "FREEEEEEDOM!" Frosh Week is a fun time for all, but does require a little sacrifice from time to time. Photo by: Parham Rasovlinijad/Gazette |
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FROSH
WEEK 2002 I'M SURE GLAD I LEFT NORTH BAY EARLY TO DO THIS. Health science soph "Bubbles" proves her concentration and dedication truly makes her a "life-saver" for her frosh. Photo by: Parham Rasovlinijad/Gazette |
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