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/./ /' / / ^ J ^ ' J ^ ;2s*!^* Digitized by the Internet Archive 2013 in http://archive.org/details/taps19clem_9 Contents HOMECOMING AFRICAN-AMERICAN WEEK • SPEAKERS • 6 CONCERTS NEW DORMS • PLAYS BEAUTY • PAGEANTS • PARTIES • ALL NIGHT STUDY SESSIONS • NEW FRIENDS DINING • HALL FOOD • ROAD TRIPS BEGINNINGS ENDINGS • • •HISTORY • AGRICULTURE PRTM MICROBIOLOGY • • ACCOUNTING ART • • • 6^4 MUSIC ARCHITECTURE • • yicaclemics/ • PHYSICS • FORESTRY • CHEMICAL ENGINEERING NURSING COMPUTER • • SECNIEVNICERO• NEDMUECANTITOANL• STUDIES ENGLISH • • • FOOTBALL! FEVER • SWIMMING TOP TEN • SOCCER • WRESTLING • BASEBALL POWERHOUSE CLUB SPORTS IPTAY <^moHs/ 9<9 • • TOMMY WEST CROSS • • COUNTRY • DIVING • TENNIS • GOLF • FAN • SPIRIT • TIGER RAG • TAILGATING • WINNING • RUSH PLEDGING • • INITIATION INVOLVEMENT SERVICE • • MIXERS • DERBY DAYS • ^40 CRUSH PARTIES HOMECOMING • FIRST FRIDAY QUEEN OF • HEARTS • GAME DATES • CAROLINA CUP • BIG BROTHERS/SISTERS MANDATORY MEETINGS PRACTICE LEARNING • OFFICERS SERVICE • COMMITMENT AGENDAS ^2 • TRIPS • FUND-RAISERS Of^aani^zationsy ELECTIONS • TIME ANNOUNCEMENTS DUES • PROJECTS SELECTIVE • MAKING NEW FRIENDS PARTIES RECREATION CHANGE EXPERIENCE YOU REMEMBERING • • FRIENDS SMILE FOR THE • CAMERA NEW CLOTHES • • INDIVIDUALS • SAYIN(; CHEESE • BEING A PART OF HISTORY • SITTING STRAIGHT • PROUD PARENTS NAMES AND • FACES WHO YOU ARE • • ACCOMPLISHMENTS ^ O N 3 ;;d Q C3 « S ^ \ems z u with the term "Southern Exposure/' the mind conjures up images of cows grazing in a pasture, white antebellum mansions placed atop a hill surrounded by acres and acres of fields and farm la eral store propped back on two chair^ legs talking about old days, and that uniqu ^ southern 4rawl. But with these come also other, more controversia •^ Images of the rebel flag, racism, slavery, poverty, and ignorance. At Clemson, there was a mixture of strong southern tradition with a new ingredient of northern experiences within every aspect of student life. From the football games and Bowman field to the classrooms and the dining halls, 4 the students shared themselves with others. The diversity represented and the friendliness emanated developed among ! students a certain love of what they experienced. The entire OPENING 4 meaning of being a student at Clemson University was intangible and different for each one. Yet through everything, the common links that held everyone together was the pride to be a tiger, the chills at seeing the beautiful sunsets over Tillman Hall, the stress relief of spring on Bowman, and the sense of tradition that lived on as the seniors left for the "real world" and the freshmen entered into a whole new world. Every student that went through Clemson experienced not only southern exposure, but southern exposure Clemson style! OPENING 5 ^ :aE2. •<**-'