Student activities in the mid-60's included "Garb Day" at Frosh Pond and the nontraditional "Be-in" expressing the pacificism of weekly "Gentle Thursday." (Sanders, p. 15)
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| Originally called Geyser Basin for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific
Exposition, the name was changed to Frosh Pond when a group of
sophomores threw some freshmen into the pond.
Student activities in the mid-60's included "Garb Day" at Frosh Pond and the nontraditional "Be-in" expressing the pacificism of weekly "Gentle Thursday." (Sanders, p. 15) |
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Frosh pond with the old fountain, before regent Joseph Drumheller donated the fountain now in use. |
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