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Each of us will be faced with the challenges of the <strong>1980</strong>'s in a variety of ways. EmotionaUy, socially and economically and politically we will encounter situa tions that we will question and perhaps even defy. This year's <strong>Phoenix</strong> portrays Mount Vernon's response to the new challenges of the 1979-80 academic year.
Here we illustrate some of the events that show our response to the challenge. This year the bas ketball team played with great determination. The . . . community enjoyed entertainment in the Pub as well as stimulating "Conversations With ." Mattie Ward reared after 37 years of loyal service to the coUege. This fall 17 students were inducted into the Alpha Chi honor society. And students offered the Dean of Students a chaOenge by taping her into her office.
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Page 27 and 28: ALEXANDRIA A. ALLEN-ANCIOLA Interio
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Page 35 and 36: ELIZABETH 0GB URN CURRIN Interior D
Page 37 and 38: KATHLEEN MARIE DUMAIS Public Affair
Page 39 and 40: MARIA FOTOPOULOS Communications 112
Page 41 and 42: ALMA ANNE GSELL Communications fi 1
Page 43 and 44: PAMELA WARFIELD HART JON HAAS HART
Page 45 and 46: ? NANCY LYNNE HUGHES Public Affairs
Page 47 and 48: (Not Pictured) CONNIE GOODMAN KRUPI
Page 49 and 50: PATRICIA LANDIVAR Business Administ
Page 51 and 52: (Not Pictured) MARY LANDON McMAHON
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CLAUDIA JEAN NELSON Public Affairs
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ADELAIDE ALLISON REYNOLDS Interior
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(Not Pictured) KAREN P. SCHLAMM Int
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(Not Pictured) CAROL HOBBS SOTTILE
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HOMEYRA TASLIMI Public Affairs and
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Thanks Mama and Daddy for Everythin
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(Not Pictured) ROCIO DEL CARMEN VAC
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CLARK DORM RESIDENTS, INCLUDING THO
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COLE DORM HOUSE RESIDENTS: Mr. and
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PELHAM DORM EAST AND WEST RESIDENTS
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Pub entertainment, such as singer a
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Dr. Gregory Bentz Asst. Prof., Biol
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Public Affairs and Government, Inte
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86 Dr. Judith Weiner V.P., Academic
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88 And In the Administrative Center
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90 Mary Copeland Director of Financ
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92 The Candid Side of the Faculty
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1980 AWARDS 95
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This year soccer came to Mount Vern
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Another Successful Season of Field
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Although it wasn't a winning season
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ORGANIZATIONS 105
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L Social League Standing (1 to r):
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Programming (1 to r): Tracy Bitter,
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The International Club Although we
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Dance, Danser, Bailar? ii.i
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. ^ ACTIVITIES m
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Kathleen Dumais, (seen receiving fl
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IN THE PUB 119
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-HALLOWEEN: or, who was that razor
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a Conversations With . >) "Conversa
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Dr. Schuck's Reception Dr. Victoria
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and to JENNIFER This year we also b
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The 105th Founders' Day Once more,
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Alpha Chi Honor Society and Beacon
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SPRING CONCERT: Sponsored by The Pu
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FIRST ANNUAL SPRING CARNIVAL 'Ji Ml
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JC* 141
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The Spring bash this year included
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Fun in the Sun . . . Boogie and a B
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The First Annual M.V.C. Olympics "H
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The Thrill of Victory and the Agony
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Curtain Callers Produces CHAMBER MU
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BACCALAUREATE AND COMMENCEMENT
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AWARDS LUNCHEON At Left: Dean Mary
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THE 1980 BACCALAUREATE i' Above Lef
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The 103th Commencement: June 1, 198
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m pî^ 'iff^kA.^ *'t ^-^ ADS AND PA
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JNO. W. HAMPTON & SON Oil operator
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CONGRATULATIONS ALLISON AND THE CLA
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Tonight, let it be Lowenbrau. PREMI
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170 Editor-in-Chief Photography Edi
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