Prospectus, December 9, 1981

BOARD DISCUSSES POSSIBLE TUITION RISE; News In Brief; Music groups plan Christmas shows; Debating the radio issue; StuGo asks opinions; Students voice conflicting views; Data Processing sends you grades; Workshop focuses on buisness; Court ruling not hurting sales: Video recorders selling well; Call in your favorite carol Dec. 12; Scholarships awarded for many different reasons; P.C. Happ\u27nin\u27s: PATH says thanks, Parkland team wins honors, Ski trip Jan. 3-8, PATH suggests fire precautions, Final Exam Schedule -- Fall \u2781; Christie Foundation offered free testing; Classifieds; Foreigner thrills crowd; Despite changes, Grateful Dead lives; \u27Rockabilly\u27 movement revives; It\u27s time for college bowl games; Upsets throw off Fast Freddy picks; Parkland women defeat Illinois Wesleyan; ICC places sixth nationally; Fast Freddy Contest; 2 named to Conference; Men drop three in a row...; ...return home again Friday; \u27Absence of Malice\u27 filled with suspense; Carly Simon: Every girl\u27s dreamhttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1981/1001/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, December 16, 1981

CHRISTMAS GREETINGS; Parkland offers workshop on real estate Jan. 16; Student bids farewell to Parkland; Attention Accounting students; Students should let state know feelings; News In Brief; Cleaning holiday messes; Bookstores having a prosperous gift season; W.I.R.E. celebrates fifth year; Spring semester classes begin Jan. 18; Greetings from the President...; Don\u27t want to complain, but...: Mother wants to avoid hassles; She enjoys atmosphere; Second annual video competition is underway; Students help with layout; Sistercelebration plans winter ritual; Uni High could get aid; Area offerings; 3 sides involved in radio issue; County eligible for grant; Com Club donates money; Stay on diet with sensible foods; \u27Sugar Babies\u27 rescheduled; Poinsettia: sign of season; Tree trimming becomes an art; Christmas cards start in England; He shares a gift of love; Christmas signifies something for everyone; Gift of jewelry never grows old; Boar\u27s head: traditional feast; Day after: throw nuts; Tiny candy shop tempts with treats; Age-old customs make lovely Christmas; Collectibles make memorable Christmas; Joyous carols fill December air; Norwegian Christmas same, yet different from other countries; Christmas garden takes place of tree; Ski club selling candy bars; Good food, drink is large part of Christmas tradition; Sweep bad luck out of house; Spread holiday cheer with goodies from Great Britain; Drive carefully on icy winter days; \u27Tis the season; Santa puts a smile on everyone\u27s face; \u27Buddy Buddy\u27 funny, \u27Rollover\u27 does better; \u27Pennies from Heaven\u27 is touching; Cablevision announces service changes; A tribute to Lennon; Two new books make good Christmas presents; Max? He\u27s a sweetheart; Christmas lives on through years; Burnham offers counsel; LRC adds two new librarians; Movie theatres offer good holiday viewing; Crazy Ozzy coming soon; Santa chooses rug over outdated reindeer; Keep holidays safe, hazard-free; Albums, 45\u27s make great music gifts; Disease killing off pine trees in Illinois; U of I receives 3 grants; Computer model acts like storm; Artificial tree puts a crimp in her tradition; Christmas celebrated in spring?; Guest speaker featured; Students do same things on break as during class; For those who love to skate: Ice arena offers fun for all ages; Parkland\u27s 1981-82 women\u27s basketball; Classifieds; Christmas personals; Post offices keep busy with holiday season; Survey explains degree days; Final Exam Schedule -- Fall \u2781; Prospectus Christmas Hide-A-Word; 1981-1982 College bowl calendar; Women face stern test with Cougars; Women play with balanced attack; B-ballers raise to 5-0; Plenty of upcoming action for football fans; Last Fast Freddy is on Bowls; Fast Freddy Contest; Cobras meet DuPage 19th; Fall semester in reviewhttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1981/1000/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, February 4, 1982

WE WANT YOU FOR STUGO; News In Brief; More StuGo prospects; Letters To The Editor: She thinks StuGo should attend to other problems. Thanks to former president; Exercise your right to vote; Nautical look \u27in\u27 this spring; PC Happenings…: Improve thyself, AHT offers Sweetheart raffle, Go Western in Ski Club, Managing your money; Teleview to make debut in March; Need financial aid? Here\u27s how to get it; Teleview to make debut in March; Sheriff discusses overcrowding at jail; Increased enrollment results in overcrowding; Com Club sets election; \u27Snow\u27 chance of a heat wave: Surprise storm hits area for 3rd weekend in a row!; Sunday\u27s snow nearly sets record; Not end of candy business: Chris\u27 reopening; Low-cost trips, tours offered to college students; Keeping friends is series topic; Few in Illinois have tax problems; J. Geils is back; Storm postpones athletic events; College bowling tourney held at Arrowhead; Kinks\u27 latest gives what we want; Big Daddy: rockabilly party; Rick James leads new Punk Funk wave; Something crazy was expected, but...: Ozzy pays back Champaign; This week\u27s happenings: Clubs offer local talent; Abba\u27s new album adds to their success; Reviewer enjoys brass band; \u27Dragonriders\u27 series deals in Pem fantasy; Classifieds; \u27Roots\u27 begins Feb. 9; Euchre tourney begins tonight; Skating party is Feb. 8; Top boxing prospect appearing at Danville; PC track team places in two events; Cagers keep winning streak alive with Joliet victory; Makeever leads Cobras to victory; Lady Cobras suffer defeat; Today\u27s farmer from new era; Burnham establishes scholarship; Farm technology is tapering off; Wind and cold make bitter combinationhttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1982/1030/thumbnail.jp