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roups. Some were large, others were
small. Some raised money, others spent
it. Some danced and partied, others
studied and worshiped. But despite their diversity,
the organizations on campus shared a common
characteristic- togetherness.
For without togetherness the pages of the
Argonaut and the Gem of the Mountains would
be empty, KUOI's notch on the FM dial would be
silent and the ASUI's 18-hole golf course would
be the area's largest weed patch.
Not only did group members benefit from their
participation, but often the entire campus and
community did as well. The ASUI Programs
Board coordinated dozens of entertainment events
while greek and dorm members pooled their efforts
to collect food for the needy, assist senior
citizens and help a cancer victim.
Although their interests, sizes and activities
varied, organizatons left their mark on campus
while adding a dash of excitement to the silver
and gold celebration.
Ballot by ballot.
A record voter turnout of 2319
students caused headaches for the
ASUI Election Board. Krlstln
Knight carefully counts each vote
In what turned out to be one of the
university's closest elec:tlonsln recent
years. (photo by D.
Gilbertson)
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