Severely handicapped class arrives - The Lowell

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STUDENF EVENfS.
Moonlight on the Bay—
'It's more than just a formal 5
Seniors, Kim Pattenon and Joe ,«al rock the boat.
Bv VkU llo
Havinp fun w*r the firvt thit-^ on
the mind* i>( the 205 couple* w ho ai •
icndf-3inU.ye.ir 1 * Senior fhui OaiKe
hekli>fiOi-t»bcr4.
"li **;• JW.-VMTK! It wa* a
tc4uti];'.l nijjhi, and e\cr>Sxi> wa\
just m the mood to Hive fun," crfhuted
senior Walter Wan-;.
"The line for picture* ***s too
tong, rind the dance (Tocu wd* „->
crowded it nx. almou imrnsMble Ut
move Hithout hitik-ft wm-N-Jy. but
everyone had s great "ime anyway, '
comrm-nted Stephanie Me. another
Boat Dince enthusiast.
A rnorc-trun-sold-out c\cin (20?
instead of the priyiully said 2(X>
ticket-, were %oid ). "MtKmlight t*n
the Bry" wa^ held aboard the Red
and White Fleet's Harbor Emperor.
In p,iM year*, the Blue and CJolJ,
which accommodate*- W c**uplc*
(.' »cr Ittn the Red unC White, wa*
dance," vi'mpbinrd • Glo
Shin
Shin *.UcU. "If s*nticittic tuJa't
iSoucht i>f pu*h»»i lie uMo t-i ihe
M.lr*. I thitik vximr or la'cr pc»p'c
•vould'w ;u« clirr^ej "ti U J! 1 *c*iior\
mature to p^> j IKKCI.
The \ecnnt* pn+lent ".*. ihe »»
of li.kciv. Finding a. ct'ntemcn* lime
in wit them wrm impo*urtlc.
"If we vrll nckeuailcr«V!, kV*
c.vnpUin because they h i>c to pt in
w-ift or arc involved 'rupom It we
•c'l early in the mittmni;. k*U .)cw«dc
the) have It* camp out, thrn they
cither cut kla\*e*. >»r tail asleep in
ihcm the next da), ' explains*!
friend1*
from mv o»n rla»*
rv^^^.•*^ItjtCN
1lhai
the
In ipiic of the lar^rr Nul a rrujor prcal. '" cornmcnlei) l.iva Vt.'. Senior i\ Mill lack o( %rucc.
SO! UK JullC WlHli'iMpijitn»l.'
•Ik in vJi, ,h jll
"The itioct was * lot of lun. but IttullDance
)*iw*\ou J d*\it
it •irx! m whwh IIVK--.\
there ui\t wavn'r cp.xj»h r»x»m in \ou tmni;
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Clubs fill courtyard on Co-Curricular Day
B> Lba Marie Woo*
CoCurticular Daj . sponwrcd h\
the Boanl of 3choi>l and Comm-mir,
Sen ion (BSCM. w4* held on Oc
U>bcr 23.
TUcnnnuiy r^ipi^-wf tnisannml
c*cnt tvio rrikc iH**l(TU4 more aware
u\ \\K orgoni/ations that represent
their inlciesu a.ta " . .to get nv*ie
people tn\vl-.-ed ift tl-ihs." a;c«xding
lo QSCS Chair Ckina ^an.
Undcrti^. iircction(i5»»r«rs VKC-
Chair Mollj- P." Kr. the club* i^nltcred
in the middie cci-ily-n: from rc< JO
3 p.m. setting up tables with pamphlets,
posters, artwork, awanii and
other items related to the functions of
the ^mip.
The scncnl conscruus of studenu
who spen: much of Uteir free c-od<
wandering from tablr to table w*»
that Co-Curricc'ir Day went qiite
weU.
Senior VicU Ho cahuse-1. "Co-
Curncular Day t* alwa)t a bij succcis
because it p?m people l chance
to jet wjefi.-f v*i ih*rc » common
imerwt."
'-sre of the newer dobs u Lowcit
this year. M*JI J» the Sill) Scag
Society, the Christie Faith
Fellowshi-t, Sa^'ait Advocaic* for
Nocl^! Sanity, and Fim Aid for
Athletic Team Member* attracted •
gtrt: deal of ascation among curious
I
40«:WnST!>ECT.5«N n««eo»«
IEE HXf\
Nl>
(ion/- Ut
Mon. *l..np' • iih'la
Oob member* wa*i f^r tic-* rrcrvlt* during Co-Curricubr Day.
studenu.
"Co-Curricular Day is a great
idea. U ihowr, each person that there
L a unique clvb Tor his own unique
interest." enthused senior Tina
Gcrona.
n'.'V dub* received sigrvaf. for »
fair numbrr of new mcmbcT?. Ju-Wr
Deikk Wong predicted. "I don't
,4.
$
»
i
lh"iX a lot of them will actually show
up at the meetinfLt because some of
them will rJy come '».licn they feel
like it and * then ju*t want the Script
L points."
Despite this, comnenlcd junior
Eric Goldberg, "it'* Hill •» jtond way
to get people involved in catticurricula*
Ktiviticv"
Unrlillr. iiiKr to ihc v\ind» of K.MEL.
By KoUtidb Chu
r-cini secmtl in the "10t» KMUL
Meom Music" cortcrt i-i Scptcrrd-ffr.
UTWCII stitdenu were incited to be
guests on Dance Party, a television
shou on Channel 20, hodul by
KMfcL radio nation.
Thnmph a drawing held by the
BturJ of Oi>* Officers. inOsti»deMs
**cre randomly chtnen from a 'no*
S*JI.*CJ to rurticipate in the *ho*.
••li ».*. the oidy *jy. sirx-e they
limiitd u* to only HW people." e\nhitw-v!
Once Ho. BCO treasurer.
Tnc Riotip nt ljmi-11 Ntudrnt* ai
lended tlx upinp on (Ktohcr 15.
lnnn4.3Oli»tip.ui. "It WA* lun: ill
>ou hkl lo do »i> .1J!«C." VAMTIiifc.-.i!al
r-nior t.i^nc Vjnun i-to
-\ dJiKC ct*nte*i held dunti;* in-:
jnd I.'^J TaKiV. I.wj (».*vcrc .ind
Kin4*c!l> Hurn-Ui'.hs. aiui r*--an
aV,Jjs arri Gi;i KJI/. tl>e latter
te w.Vtcn -Ainncr\b) the \1KH*'^
f energy, pol-lr, and well nunncrol
gnxip of smdeut. and hopv*ul-
|y (.imeli can come hack again."
Tire iliverw group tltat reprr»ented
Lo* Mtuk sl
the people bchit
araj othrr f
The Board >
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