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1980: The Year God Saved The Growl
Many thought Bob Hope’s 1979 Growl performance was so bad, that he might have ruined the Growl forever. In response, Student Government Productions, hoping for a miracle, booked George Burns for 1980. WHEN GOD TALKED, GATORS LISTENED.
Coming Home
Deep Purple
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bob self
Homecoming cover by buster o’connor
Chris Collinsworth by sandy felsenthal
bike collision
After colliding with another bicyclist in front of the Hub Thursday morning, 18-year-old Rillo Berna is tended to by a bystander. Berna was taken to Shands Teaching Hospital and was treated for minor injuries. UF police have reported at least 14 bike accidents so far this month.
“Don’t Kill It Carol”
Manfred Mann
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dave hogerty
friday
october 24, 1980
vol . 74 no. 25
KILLER! (It’s All In The Game)
Jayne Thompson and her associate set out to assassinate Greg Taylor, a transfer student from Alabama, FOR THE FUN OF IT.
TIME LOVES A HERO
Cris Collinsworth (Good As Gold)
WHEN THE GATORS GROWL LOUDEST
UF’s Oldest Homecoming Tradition, since 1924, when the Gators growl loudest.
1979 — Gator Country
BOB HOPE (The Great White Flop)
1980 — The Day God Saved The Growl
GEORGE BURNS (WHEN GOD TALKS)
1981 — Face(s) In The Crowd
RODNEY DANGERFIELD
1982 — The World According To Mr. Happy
ROBIN WILLIAMS (The Good, The Bad, and The Christian)
“I’d like to fertilize her buds.”
GAINESVILLE IS GREEN
1983 — “Eat Lead, Gator Bait.”
[GOD, GUNS & GATORS]
B-O-B H-O-P-E (COME AGAIN?)
Robin Fisher
Florida A&M Marching Band
GROWL HISTORY
TWO TICKETS TO PARADISE
GROWL (COMING SOON)
GROWL LETTERS
The Year God Saved The Growl
FRIDAY
october 24, 1980*
vol 74 no 25