Foto 1: Advice And Concent Norman Scheer, student body vice president; Ann Clark, student; and C, Lee Clark, dean of students, listen intently as Alan Zadik, member of the Student Borad, presents the case for the proposed new constitution. The previous constitution was voided last February by Dr. D. Ray Lindley, UA president.
Foto 2: Roy Grimse
Foto 3: Before The Computer These students, registred last summer, were photographed before the onset of the new data processing system. The computer, initiated in the fall, has eliminated these bent heads and weary faces.
Foto 1: Ropa Vieja Sophomore Pat Areias demonstrates UA's latest culture switch as she models traditional winter quarter fashions: poisonous bead necklace, native poncho and huaraches.
Foto 1: Would You Trust Your Prisoner With This Man? Junior psychology major Barnett Eldridge reflects on his three years of experience as a guard at San Quentin Prison in California, where he plans to return to work as a prison psychologist.
Foto 2: Pan De Muerto Pictured here is an example of a festive bread made especially for Mexico's Day of the Dead, photographed against a god's eye, a religious symbol used by the Huichol Indians of Jalisco.
Foto 3: Staff Of Life Another of Wachter's photographs portrays bread in the figure of an elote, or Mexican maize, with two typical native objects: a sarape and a pre-Colombian Totonaca mask.
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Foto 1: The Swimmer Enticing Linda Hollenshead, sports enthusiast of no small renown, exhibits some of her finer qualities while waiting for UA´s Olympic pool to fill up.
Foto 2: Fred's Friends Fred Hare, a popular man both on and off the basketball court, discusses more serious topics with his friends during a break between classes.
Foto 3: New Slant On Life Adrián Acevedo , who has climbed many of the world´s great mountains, pauses briefly on the snowy slopes of Popo to contemplate the brave new world around him. Photo by Rick Ridgeway