Don’t lose your balance

Michael Mora, freshman, walks on a slackline in the University Mall on Monday. Mora and three others, including his resident assistant, Albert Trujillo, a senior business major, had set up a slackline between two trees and were attempting to walk from one side to the other. Slackline has become recently become popular; it was even featured during the half-time show of Super Bowl XLVI. / photo by Warren Bessant
Michael Mora, freshman, walks on a slackline in the University Mall on Monday. Mora and three others, including his resident assistant, Albert Trujillo, a senior business major, had set up a slackline between two trees and were attempting to walk from one side to the other. Slackline has become recently become popular; it was even featured during the half-time show of Super Bowl XLVI. / photo by Warren Bessant
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