Elizabeth A. Anderson

82 Pages·2011·69.62 MB·English

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"Let's get physical!" urges Olivia Newton-John in her
hit song of the year. And everyone is taking her advice.
Everyone except General Hospital fans. They listen to
Richard Simmons!
The equipment of jocks . . . head band, sweats, sneakers
and T-shirts is seen everywhere. From Carpenter to the
fields to the courts, from swimming to soccer to tennis,
everyone is into exercise.
Dozens of joggers can be seen every day year-round.
Solitary figures clad in blue running suits run along regard-
less of the weather conditions. Bikers are also seen all the
Michael I. Bell Lise I. Bender Mary T. Bender time, pedaling their way to class or dorm.
Computer Science Fashion Merchandising Mechanical Engineering Still other students are easing into exercise more slowly.
They can be seen increasing the flexion of their wrists as
they play Pac-Man in arcades. This is highly recommended
for racquetball aficionados.
Some exercises are more seasonal. In the fall, a favorite
exercise is tailgating . .. and watching the football games
of course. This activity builds arm muscles, from pumping
the keg or raising the glass.
As Indian summer fades away and cold weather sets in,
Carpenter is overrun with students. Racquetball courts are
at a premium and the weight rooms overflow with both
male and female bodybuilders.
But once spring arrives, everyone is outdoors, overcome
by the nice weather and exercise fever. Stereos blare as
students play tennis, shoot baskets, play Softball, toss Fris-
Kathy E. Bending
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Marketing Political Science Physical Education mostly in the dining halls, is an especially good spring
exercise. Hiking to a favorite picnic spot is yet another
spring exercise.* Some of the more popular spots include
Lum's Pond, Carpenter State Park, THE Park, and the
front patio at Klondike's.
That brings us to probably the most popular campus
exercise — partying! It can be done at any time of the year,
indoors and out, with no special clothing or equipment
needed. In fact, a new breed of parties was started this year
due to the exercise craze — headband parties!
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All Delaware students are quite familiar with Newark's
Main Street. Most of us manage to visit one of its estab-
lishments at least once a week, and always seem to find
what we're looking for. Main Street has something for
everyone.
Movie buffs and Rocky Horror freaks know and love
the State Theatre. For those with extreme cases of Pac-
Man fever, there's the Galaxy in the Newark Mini-Mall,
with a variety of video games for everyone. And, no U of
D student celebrates his or her twentieth birthday without
visiting the Stone Balloon, Deer Park, Glass Mug, or
Klondike Kates for a "legal" drink.
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For practical necessities, students stop into Rhode's
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Drug Store or National 5 & 10. To find that special gift, we
History
visit The Nook or The Card and Gift Center. And, of
course, Goodwill is the first place to look for a wild
costume or unusual outfit, especially around Halloween
time.
It's quite evident that without Main Street and all of it's
businesses, the life of a Delaware student would be a little
less colorful.
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