After a long, hard week of
classes nothing cools things like
a visit to Pioneers Park. And
nothing adds spice to a
weekend like a good,
old-fashioned mud-slide.
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At least one of the park's thousands
of trees is inhabited by not-so-wild
animals of the two-legged variety.
Students often bubble over with
enthusiasm while relaxing in the park
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The park can make you feel
like a big wheel, if you're tired
of being put down.
The Iron Horse silently overlooks
weekend activities from behind its
protective fence.
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Empty and deserted as the sun sets, Pioneers Park is abandoned to rest and
recuperate, until manana.
FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1971
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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