Show 1 Friday Sept 27 Student Life — Utah State University Preference night brings the week’s activities to a climax — rushees must limit their choices Which two houses interest them most Girls leave knowing this is the one for them The long wait is finally over Girls exchange ecstatic glances on they will enjoy sisterhood in a new home Apartment Designers Tuned in to Youth Sorority Rush Concludes ‘Go Greek Year’ Begins by DIXIE DALTON Life Society Editor The Greeks have gone uncon ventional! Rush is informal this year Much of the traditional rigidity of rush week has been taken out this fall and been re- placed with active different un conventional parties and fun Rushees no longer have to visit each house Instead they may choose the fraternity or sor- they like best and visit Sorority rush began Friday September 20 Girls attended an orientation in the morning and visited the various houses in the afternoon Ski lodge parties Ger man parties and parties of Ja- panese theme were among the week’s activities Girls were en- to “be yourself” at Page 21 all times and above all befriend ly Hush concluded Wednesday with the picking up of bids Girls were instructed to make their own decisions on the basis of friendship offered them a group with which they could work hard and to choose a group wheie they felt at ease Fraternity rush will begin to morrow Rushees may register at the Union Building in the Juniper Lounge at 4:30 or at the Field-ority(house during registration The Frat men have gone all out this year Saturday after Jack Patrick Oper the game ation Greek chairman will speak to the rushees Mr Patrick is a graduate of the University of Idaho and a member of Delta Tau Delta Rushees will then be invited to visit the ious fraternity houses To facilitate visits they will be divided into two groups Group one will visit part of the houses Friday and the other Saturday and vice By DOROTHEA M BROOKS NEW YORK (UPI) — The accent’s on youth! The young have had a profound effect on politics and marketing and increasingly they are influencing housing apartment building in particular John DeRosa president of the Builders Institute of Westchester & Putnam Counties says the shape of the apartment building tomorrow will be molded by the tastes and preferences of the New York estimated 64 million Americans who in 1985 will be between 20 and 35 years of age DeRosa a leading Westchester apartment builder says the apparent success of the “Singles Only” apartment building triumphant from thfs moment which began on the West Coast already is making itself felt across the country While the East Coast still has not seen the creation of such housing for singles a number of innovations and approaches they have introduced are beginning to appear in both urban and suburban he apartment construction notes And in areas such as New York’s East Side some apartment buildings are even if not by design or regulation for the young who tend to congregate “where the action is” Such features as swimming pools recreation rooms tennis courts and gym rooms all have appeared in a variety of new luxury apartment buildings in the East The trend DeRosa feels certainly is heading towards the sun-dec- 1 s) adoption of such apartment building amenities as billiard rooms stereo and television lounges sauna and steam bath restaurants facilities and barber shops inbeauty door golf party rooms with dance floor and bar lounge on-si- te var-courag- with open-hear- th fireplaces versa Monday will be open rush at all houses At 7 that night all greeks and rushees will attend a rally to begin “Go Greek Year” at the Fine Arts Center Speak-e- r Barry Zeigel National Sec retary of Zeta Beta Tau will speak on the greek system Fol lowing the rally a street dance c will be held on greek row will be provided by “My Mu-si- The final monent arrives — which one will it be? (photo bv Bush) Friends” concludes Saturday Rush September 5 Anyone having ques-tion- s concerning rush should come to the Union Building room 318 Inter Fraternity Council of-fic- e Plastic Flowers M’s Half DAVIS Calif (UPD— If you those 'plants growing ' along the highway look like you could be half plastic think auu an tuuiuai ujuouuu excuauge x COW) fTUVAW V 1 ueuiis right Scientists at the University of California have been spraying a film of plastic on plants such as the oleanders that grow along thousands of freeway miles They find the spray can reduce the need for costly and often hazardous irrigation and PRELUDE ELEGANCE'PRICED FROM $120 WELCOME UE AG'S Remember best the place to shop all for your gifts tic sprays we lowered water losses of oleanders by 30 per cent” says Dr David C Davenport “The savings potential is large considering that California spends abqut $1 million annually for irrigation of highway landscaping” aic utviieu iu ucai ivn uun ucici uiiiic niuu we ioac 4 SLENDER SHAPTE OF GOLD SPIRAL UPWARD HOLDING A SINGLE DIAMOND IN SIMPLE protect the plants from smog and other pollutants or even from disease organisms “In greenhouse tests of plas- Along Highways? ks BAUGH JEWELERY 47 No4 Main caul said Humphrey Headquarters j ’ 4 |