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Dance Team V TT P S w i n g D a n c e tive of the many facets U T e a m , f o r m e d of the University com¬ through the efforts of munity, UPSwing in ¬ nineteen hard working volves members from women, had their pre¬ each class, social affil ¬ mier performance dur¬ iation and varying in¬ ing the half-time of the terest groups. In the Amy Huntley UPS vs. Australian Bas- upcoming years, UP¬ k e t b a l l E x h i b i t i o n Swing hopes to be game on November highly visible and con¬ Campus Films 15, 1988. These ladies tinue to support the began working in early athletic teams and " September in prepara¬ ampus Films had to Dinner , the Disney, Glory", " boost student spirit by Mary Pop- tion for the upcoming v r a blockbuster year a n i m a t e d f a v o r i t e pins", "Breakfast at providing fun and ener- - " " " season, in 1988-89. Under the Bambi , Harold & Tiffany's", "The Best which would g e t i c h a l f - t i m e direction of rookie Maude", "The Gods Years of Our Lives" consist of five perfor¬ shows0 Heidi Holzhauer, the M u s t B e C r a z y ", and "The Ballad of mances. Representa¬ — Sherin Brown " " Chairperson, the dedi ¬ Psycho and two Jim¬ Harayama". " ' cated committee of my Stewart films It s a The spring also in¬ twenty-five hard work¬ Wonderful Life" and cluded the exciting " " ers and creative tal ¬ Rear Window . event "Foolish Plea¬ ents of Shelley Saran- Along with these big sures''. On the eve of to, advertiser, the or¬ titles came larger audi¬ April 1st, students OP ganization caught the ences of 400 to 600 gathered to see the Pa¬ attention and respect people per weekend, rade of Stars followed of the campus. and even more excit¬ by the student-made The schedule con¬ ing — a profit! The films. All were creative sisted of blockbuster gamble to get the big and classics of their new films, classic, and titles obviously paid own genre. The event c u l t f i l m s s u c h off, as the numbers was successful and a s i ' B I G ", "A Fish showed for the first generated a sense of C a l l e d W a n d a " , time in years that Cam¬ community through "Hannah & Her Sis¬ pus Films can make a the creation of our own ters", ''Broadcast profit. little Hollywood right > a " Hews , ''Planes, Trains As for Honors Films, here in Tacoma. 8f A u t o m o b i l e s " , every Thursday night Hext year should " M o o n s t r u c k " , in spring. Me 003 was also prove successful " " D.O.A. , and two pop¬ filled with anxious and continue on an up¬ ular surprise films that viewers who got to see ward swing. All of us on cannot be identified at free films that dealt the committee hope to this time. The classic with the theme of see all of you "at the and cult films included Coming of age. The ti¬ movies " 'Guess Who's Coming tles included "Hope & — Heidi Holzhauer A Front row: Brandon Star, Julie Taylor, Alazel Acheson . Frances Taytroe. 2nd row: Suzanne Smith, Karen Baruck. ! I Heidi ( I Holzhauer Chairperson ) , Shirley Crow, Shelley Saranto. Top row: Teri Pollack, Michelle Reece-Hartley Becky Wilder, Kristen Serrato, Carole Carroll . Hot pictured: Marty , , Butler Karen Brown Greg Craven, Tom Economou . Sandy Fletcher, , Ann Keefer Tony Keskula, Scott Horton , Tim Olsen . Lisa Ramirez, Pam Speas.

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FTt his year the Scan- We had activities such new this year and we look rp ours and Travels which are traditionally dinavian ¬ 1 Club trav as Scandinavian Day forward to it growing in 1 had an explosive done by Tours and elled to Norway, Sweden, which was basically a the future! Come travel 1988 89 year, going in Travels at the begin¬ Denmark, , - Iceland and bake sale and display, with us and open your about every direction ning of every year. even Finland. We started Norwegian , folk dancing eyes to an interesting, and distance from and These trips as well as with only five travelers and even lessons in uniqueand very beautiful around the Tacoma trips to Seattle, Port¬ but gathered more and Rosmaling the Scan¬ part of the ¬ — world Scan area Getting away land, , more people along the dinavian art of painting. dinavia — . etc. enable UPS 0 from the UPS cocoon people , way. Our club was brand Julie Schaaf to experience — was great for students rather than just drive to learn about and be through, the Pacific exposed todifferent ar¬ Northwest. r> / eas of the Northwest. This year was partic¬ Vancouver and Victo¬ ularly exciting and pro¬ ria, British Columbia ductive, particularly gave folks a taste of due to committee A Canada and a slightly members' support and * different culture over assistance. Thanks to £ the border, whereas everyone who helped I / < the Bavarian village of and participated it Leavenworth gave stu¬ was ftin (even when— we i > dents the chance to missed the ferry to Vic¬ - see foreign scenery toria after getting up at l rA > while still in the USA. 4:30 a . m. you Whistler and Crystal would never have— had mountains satisfied the chance to see . the skiers and gave snow at Hurricane them a chance to ex¬ Ridge), and I would en¬ perience Northwest courage everyone to V. \ snow and scenery. An participate in the fu¬ ' / enormous smattering ture® j . of sensations could be Michele LaCroix Nicole Robinson found by attending the — '88- 89 Tours and Puyallup Fair or Bum- Travel Chair (L-R): Michael Gutierrez, Bernd Wilmer, Wendy Johnson, bershoot both of Laurie Soper, Michele LaCroix, Ngai Kwan. Not pictured: Mark Fenstermann.

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Cultural Events (L- ) R : Andrew Furber, Nathan Harrison, Peng Hsiao, Michele De Ocampo, Jeff Grocott, Scott Kelly. ASUPS Liz Chilton Dances k A S U P S D a n c e s in conjunction with l\Committee is in ¬ homecoming weekend volved in all aspects of festivities. This year bringing dance bands was no exception, as ' of DJ s tothe UPS cam ¬ the crowd was treated w pus. From scouting to tunes from \ , J the area SK bands for the often fin¬ favorite "Pop Mechan- icky UPS students pop¬ ix" and a video dance ulation, to signing con¬ service. \tk?\ tracts, promoting, set¬ The highlight of the ting up, and finally ASUPS Dances fall sea ¬ r? staging an event. The son fell on October 21, committee must be when the critically ac¬ aware of the countless claimed Young Fresh seemingly minute de¬ Fellows visited cam ¬ tails that will make or p u s . T h e F e l l o w s break a performance. "fresh" off of a nation¬ ASU PS D a n c e s al tour, kept the crowd sponsored its first moving to a number of event even before fall party favorites (Beer semester began, fresh ¬ money, Amy Grant, man orientation dance and My Friend Ringo) with the Seattle based as well, new songs " quintet Room Ser ¬ from their recently re¬ > «- vice". Fall semester leased fifth a l b u m , © © a ended with a video "Totally Lost". dance in the Rotunda The evening came to a after the last day of a close when a group ac-- classes. of locals stormed the Swamp Zombies stage and began some brought their unique ' \ ' i impromptu rappin . i and infectious sound The Young Fresh Fel¬ I ; to the UPS campus on lows quickly returned an Indian summer eve¬ to accompany the lo¬ ning in September. Co¬ cal boys with a version sponsored with KUPS, of A e r o s m i t h /R u n the event was enjoyed D M C 's "W a l k T h i s by all who took time Way". The end product a w a y f r o m t h e i r was not perfect, but it Wednesday evening did prove that the Fel- studies to wander l o w s a r e i n d e e d " " A down to this ruckus in fresh" and ready to the Rotunda". try something new Sean Roberts ASUPS Dances tradi¬ — Jeff Grocott^ , Front row: Jeff Molting, Kathy Bencze, Alison Anderson, Lisa tionally offers a band Chair Passage, Shirley Schultz. Top row: Scott Higashi, Dena Paolucci, Renee Ackermann ( VISA Coordinator), Stan Sorensen (Advisor), Dani Getrich, Kristin Senander, Jennifer Lopez. ! VISA VPs SI ' T j I.S.A., or Volun- school juniors and se¬ S V• teers in Service to niors that we view as Admission, is a service perspective freshmen. v organization of stu ¬ Our programs include dents dedicated to the Freshmen Phoning Puget Sound. Our pri¬ Program, Fall and J J & mary aim is to pro¬ Spring Campus Days, mote a better under¬ Evening Programs with standing and apprecia ¬ the admission coun ¬ tion of the university in selors, and on occa ¬ thecommunity around sion assistance with us, and more impor¬ Transfer Student pro¬ tantly with those high grams ^

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YOUR KALEIDOSCOPE ITINERARY - OCTOBER 23, 1988 r 10:00 — 11:00 Friendship Bracelets SUB 212 / 11:00 — Noon 3-Dimension Projection SUB 201 11:30 1:00 — Sushi SUB 212 Nicole Robinson 3:00 — 4:00 Tie Dying Register Basement 3:30 — 5:00 Quick & Easy Culinary Culinary Arts Kristin Johannisson & Jacki Pearce-Droge Seminar Theme House 4:00 — 5:00 Chinese Chess SUB 201 (L-R) Eric Barkman, Peng Hsiao, Melinda Levey, Eric Kurtz. DECEMBER 3, 1988 Hoon na 10:00 — Noon Origami SUB 202 11:00 1:00 Jitterbug The Pizza Cellar 12:00 — 3:00 Creative Poetry Writing SUB 212 for People 1:00 — 2:30 Creative Holiday Gift SUB Lounge Wrapping 2:00 — 4:00 Friendship Bracelets SUB 201 3:00 — 4:30 Juggling SUB Loft 4:00 — 5:00 Escargot SUB 202 / FEBRUARY 18, 1989 & APRIL 8, 1989

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Student Committee on South Africa nn he Student Com- Africa Forum in which 1 mittee on South speakers from South Africa functions toedu¬ Africa and educators cate the UPS commu¬ and experts from this Union Board nity about issues con¬ country gave their cerningSouth Africa. It opinions on the con ¬ I T hen the Student Board has * brought interested in activities also supports and mo¬ troversial situation in VV Union Building about many significant that promote ¬ the Stu tivates students to South Africa. The Stu ¬ was completely reno¬ changes and improve¬ dent Union Building, take positive action on vated, the Union Board ments dent Committee on in the 1988-89 the Board put on a issues surrounding South Africa planned a was created asa stand¬ year A list of ¬ " " . achieve Kidworks art display South Africa under its musical performance ing ASUPS committee ments must include: and reception, orga ¬ present morally repug¬ for the spring celebrat¬ to help the building be selecting and placing nized games tourna ¬ - nant system of Apart¬ ing the student come a University art pieces for the build¬ ments in the Ren ¬ and heid. faculty ¬ community center as ing, installing a juke¬ dezvous, and staged success in ef well as a complete fa¬ box in the Great Hall, the first UPS mystery Previously UPS Di ¬ fecting divestment and cility for student orga¬ printing a brochure theatre dinner. The vest,thegroup, with its will continue to edu¬ , nizations. The pur ¬ promoting and de ¬ Union Board has fol¬ broadened approach cate UPS students as poses of the Board in¬ scribing the Student lowed its goals and has grown in numbers well as remain active in clude fulfilling this Union Building, bring¬ purposeso keenly that this year. The group working towards an goal, forming policyfor ing new lighting and when the Trustee Stu ¬ was responsible for ac¬ Apartheid-free South the Union, arranging decor to the Piano dent Life Committee quiring 600 student Africa. The group has activities in the build¬ Lounge, creating and wanted to know how signatureson petitions also joined several ing, monitoring the atmosphere in the the "new” Student calling for Puget others on campus to goings - on in the Rendezvous, helping Union Building was Sound's divestment as work on issues imme¬ Union, and promoting bring the Expedition¬ working, they asked well as other activities diately affecting the the use of the Union, ary into the student the Student Union geared toward pressur¬ UPS community such its membership draws center where it be- Board for a presenta- ing the Board of Trust¬ as lack of student and From the administra ¬ longs, and passing res- tion and all of their ees to divest the faculty diversity, gov¬ tion, ASUPS, and the olutions to make questions— ' busi- were an- school s 2.3 million ernmental corruption, general student body. ness in the Union ¬ eas swered dollars of stock in com¬ environmental ¬ } Working behind the ier. con Bill Potter panies doing business , ¬ scenes, the Union As an organization — cerns and social re in South Africa. In ad¬ sponsibility® dition, the group co¬ Bailey Dahms and sponsored the month- — Gail Leschine an a half long South * W - - 4 * i I Front row: Alyson Clark, Libby Truex, Kristin Edquist, Holly McKean, Starr Sonne. Top row: Debbie Grant, Johanna Thunemann, Devra Edelman, Bailey Dahms, Gail Leschine * . Hot Pictured; Tekla Moen, Margaret Underwood, David » Brown, Marc Sevier, Warren Clemans, Craig Combs, Tara % - Fahey, Tami Dykeman, Eric Corbett, Melanie Serpa, Karen Sweigart, Liz Elliot, Pam Sparkman, Kieran Helson.

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Kathy Hedges Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship -5, f* l i i i e are a growing can be pursued. We Mf fa VV group of inter ¬ also hold a weekly * denominational Chris¬ large group where the [REV * tians (not restricted to entire group can gath ¬ & members of varsity er to worship God and ' sports in any way!) ex¬ learn from a variety of f. cited about, and in the speakers. Throughout process of, learning the year we have sever¬ more about Jesus and al larger conferences * what it means to follow with Christians from 'A Him. To aid in this, we o t h e r n o r t h w e s t V * encourage people to schools. It's an excit¬ 4 <2 become involved in a ing place to be small group Bible Elmarie Robinson study where questions — f j

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S . uE 3 TRAIL Model United Nations i 1988 - 1989 ( our furniture ¬ rphe be Even though we raked -l 988-1989 was an- with over 1,000 other 1 s c h o o l y e a r ¬ _ longed to ASUPS be ourselves over the L other enriching students. Thisinvolves brought living hell to fore ) we got it . We coals covering some year for the P&G de¬ researching one spe¬ the basement of the worked together, we stories, like those partment sponsored cific country. This year SUB , — room Oil the ate together, we slept about the Sigma Chi group. The group grew the group had the hon¬ TRAIL office. (just sleeping — real ¬ ceremony, the KUPS from 15 to 55 mem¬ or of representing , First we lost our edi¬ ly) together, we drank dance, Dukakis' visit bers with a young France. Past confer¬ tor. Then we lost our together. to campus, and the group of leaders. The ences have been in section editors. We The results of our endless debates over Puget Sound Model San Diego (1987 ) and started again in Octo¬ bonding were soon ap¬ ASUPS elections. Even United Nations is dedi¬ R e g i n a , C a n a d a ¬ cated to the survey ( ) ber with an almost en parent. The paper got though we had to suf¬ of 1988 . This year the tirely ¬ ' international relations group travelled new staff — ea better, as most of the fer each other s hor¬ to the and the development S e a t t l e ger but inexperienced, staff felt, with the ex¬ monal imbalances. It S h e r a t o n of diplomacy skills. where the University of and friendless as well. ception of one. The of¬ was all fun, if neurotic, The group partici¬ Washington Soon, the mutants fice acquired the and we'd recommend hosted pates in in-class sim¬ the conference. The bonded to one anoth¬ stench of rotting food, it to anyone ulations of United Na¬ goal is to pass resolu¬ er, with the zeal of a mainly from the grease , By Lisa M. Colby, tions practice by repre tions topics thousand points of line of Lawrence Street ^ - on and future editor s e n t i n g v a r i o u s once again the UPS light. Striving for a bet¬ Station. We became a Shauna M , . James countries and discuss¬ delegates did excep¬ ter paper (as well as a cohesive group, ¬ de opinion contributor ing current issues. tionally well, passing gentler and kinder pendent upon each Caitlin J. Moughon, This gears the mem¬ four resolutions. Two one) and a social life, other for all our needs, outgoing editor, bers for participation members, Doug Jarvie we spent too many ¬ which could be consid washup, over-the- in regional and nation¬ and Chris Kenny, had hours together in our ered borderline sick. hill al conferences with the honor of being on hand-me-down office But hey, it was fun. other universities. Stu¬ the UW Secretariat and dents gain a better un¬ chairing committees at derstanding of interna¬ the Far West Confer¬ tional organizations ence. Next year the and global politics. group will travel to Re- Each year, the mem¬ verside, California bers participate in a Chris Kenny Far West Conference — ^

Front row: Leonard Wainstein, Christina Kressner, Barb Dobler, Kelly Wolff, Chris Kenny (President), Claudia Hamer, a Shirley Schultz (Secretary). Top row: Frank Fuoco, Julie IIKM Craycraft, Margaret Perkins, Julie Taylor, Angela Colva, M Randy Hawkins, IngerChristensen,Tom Lear,Jay MacMurray, ii Mark Litzenberger, Cathy Freeman. Hot Pictured: Doug Jarvie (Vice President), Tina Santos (Treasurer).

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