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Planes, trains and Volkswagens
Your trends ardently pe'
suaded you to hike the
lush, grassy slopes of
New Zealand, but you were de
termined to attend a sheet metal
riveters convention in Detroit in
stead. th.nkmg it would be a cul
turally rch experience
Now on the third day ol an
amazing bus voyage, you're
starting to reconsider The per
son sitting next to you has bitter
milk breath and he keeps nod
ding oil on your shoulder, with
icdes ol drool reaching from his
gaping mouth to your clothes
You never dreamed of slop
ping a! every city with a popula
tion over bO, and worst ol all, be
spile all efforts, you always get
the seat across Irom the chemi
cal lo>let
if s a worst case scenario mat
probably won ! happen, but it
you re having difficulty planning
a trip, you might glean some
thing from your fellow graduating
seniors
"I'm going back to California
to play m a band. ' said James
Viahos My grand plan is to
walk across the country and stay
wherever I can tind a dry place
If we tun oul of money, we II
gel a job in the local Dairy
Queen, work there for two weeks
and disappear when we get our
first paychecks It's a good op
lion for someone without mon
oy
On a more conventional level.
Beckie Daub plans to work at a
resorl in Sun Valley, Idaho
There are five girls from Ihe
journalism school, and we re all
going to caravan out to Sun Val
ley. she said We all have fhe
same goals We need to make
some money, we need a cheap
place lo be, and we want to have
some fun before we get seri
ous
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Map m hand and Volkswagen gassed up. Scott Revens is about to
take pan in a summer tradition — the road trip.
Amy Smith, however is de
termined to travel abroad "I'm
going to work tor two months
and then go to Europe tor a iiitle
over a month.' she said "I'm go
ing because it will be a cultural
experience that will help me in
my studies next year when I re
turn for my B*F A
When asked what she would
recommend tor a graduate on a
shoestring budget. Smith said to
go in on a Volkswagen bus with
a tnend and travel the States
and follow the Dead You would
probably make just enough mon
ey selling bracelets, earrings and
t-shirts to go to the concerts
And then there's always the
East Coast
My trip entails going to Bos
ton and New York City,” sard
Steve Mangm "We may throw
up in Central Park or do some
thing ridiculous like not know
which way we re going on the
subway For me. New York City
means cheap ethnic foods avail
able 24 hours It s a city that
doesn't sleep"
H you have little money. Man
gin recommends you "hitchhike
to the Oregon dunes Go to a
place called Tahkenitch Camp
ground There's an old growth
forest swath, a riparian forest
swath and dunes between them
It's kind of a surreal place, eco
logical zones a quarter-mile wide
slammed into one another some
how. and then there's the ocean
on one side and the highway on
the other"
Sara Tenney also recom
mends a coast trip for the desti
tute graduate
One of the best trips I ever
took was pretty cheap." she
said I traveled with a friend
from just north of San Francisco
on Highway 1 up the California,
Oregon and Washington coasts
We camped along tne way, and
it tooK about four days ."
Regardless of what trip you
chose, make it something mean
ingful. something to remember
graduation by
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A few years ago we did an
end of - the-year picnic, but
weather was a problem," said
Assistant Dean Greg Kerber
The school would sometimes
end up with a lot ol uneaten
food
The school discussed having
an evening pcnic on graduation
day or the day before, but "mon
ey is everything and (we) are be
ing very careful about spending
money for anything that isn't ac
ademc. Kerber said
To give credit where credit is
due. the Student University Re
lations Council tried to organize
a pcno sometime during the last
tew weeks of school on the lawn
near the Pioneer Mother Statue
— beer and muse included —
but was stymied by logistics
The SURC found that beer
can't be served in open areas,
and because of classes, music
rent allowed on campus during
weekdays until after 5pm
Assistant Director of Student
Development. Mary
Hudzrkiewicz suggested that an
all-campus committee with or
ganizations. such as the ASUO
and honors societies, coordinate
an open party. Just because it
didn't work this year doesn't
mean that it can't be done, she
said
So. for better or just different,
the University offers 1992 gradu
ates the formal, pomp and cir
cumstance, commencement cer
emony and individual school or
college ceremonies This year,
with the coming of new Dean
Risa Palm, the College of Arts
and Sciences has added depart
mental ceremonies
Palm felt that by their senior
yeai. students identify more with
their department than with the
college. Hudzikiewtcz said
Contact your school, college
or College of Arts and Sciences
department for information on in
dividual ceremonies
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