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Diego sweats. Hints of the 70's were showing through Tfe– dye was In, ana,....@111111&r lng, corntt, were u ~,..__ ._ and pajsley o de . Solids were un erstated In more neutral ~nd earthy tones. Overalls and " b~– gia'.' cont,tbutect to lh~e casual atm phere hee at USO. Although some opted for the dressier look, most stu– dents could be found heading to class in faded denim and t– shlrts or sweatshirts.

Hoods made a come– back, as did low-waisted shirts and blouses. Shoes wereJust as ca– sual. There were Birken- 15tocks, leather flats, ~ndals, thongs, and of ourse, the traditional tennis shoes-high and low top. During the win– ter months, the shoes were the same, but socks were worn as well. Given all the diversity of the students that made up USD, they were overall, still bound to be stylin'I

ven though USD was a small campus, Its style

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was abundant. It started with the hair. While some students faithfully kept every hair In place with spray, mousse, and gel, others let their locks flow long and free. Hair touched by the sun, and sal t-water was a dead giveaway to the school's surfers. As for clothing styles, ' it ranged from the clas– sic to the casual. From Ralph Lauren and Anne Taylor, to the good old faithful University of San

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Casua l Lookl Ralph Lauren polo shirts are a , popular sight on campus.

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