Eastern Kentucky University - Milestone Yearbook (Richmond, KY)

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RIGHT: Football games are an important part of any student ' s life, especially at Eastern, and cheer- leaders Leesa Newby an i Mike Ernst keep the crowd primed at a home game with Middle Tennes- BELOW: Graduation is the ultimate experience for most University students. It is the culmination of four long years of study and of fun. BELOW: The Domino ' s Pizza man, a close personal friend to most University students, makes a fre- auent stop at Commonwealth Hall. ABOVE: Greek activities are a big part of Student Life, and the Sigma Chi Derby provides these Kappa Delta sorority sisters with a little fun during Derby Week. LEFT: Quarters is a popular game for parties and get togethers, and Eastern students can play the game with the best of them. 16 Student Life

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MM »nti $ Student Life Student Life at Eastern means different things to different people. The term Student Life is as broad as the campus itself. But a student who first sets foot on campus as a freshman immediately sets out to find just what his or her life is going to be like. And what they find in their four years is as diverse as the students themselves. In 1983, Student Life on campus encompassed a wide variety of activities and events. Some, though meaningless to some students, were worth more than any amount of money in memories to others. Rush parties, intramural sports, clubs, and even late night pizzas left lasting impressions on the minds of Universi- ty students. One such event was the EKCI-Murray State football game, the first night game at Eastern since 1968. Spirit rose to a new high, as Eastern prepared for the nation- ABOVE: Homecoming queen elections teamed with the Student Association ' s Fall Festival, give students a chance to socialize in the warm October ally televised game. The new computer registration system brought students some relief from the long lines of registrations past, and .38 Special appeared, courtesy of the EKU Centerboard. Some less glamorous events also left impressions on the minds of University students. Late night cram- ming for a big exam, long hours of research in the library, and those dreaded eight o ' clock classes that you knew you could never get up for. And, of course, who could forget those crazy, wild, Thursday nights downtown, and wondering if you ' d ever be able to get out of bed again. The purpose of this section of the book is to capture those precious moments that are to be preserved and savoured, now and for years to come. They are memo- ries to be cherished. They are memories of Student, Life. =Sfe Student :Life