Northwest Missouri State University - Tower Yearbook (Maryville, MO)

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y Changes in alcohol policies remained the Dpic of forums and discussions. While the Dntroversies remained unsettled, we used ur own big ideas to propose solutions. lecause of overcrowding in the isidence halls, Pride Turpin and amie McMurphy lived in Roberta all, which housed sororities, for l)out six weeks. Despite incon- ;njences some on-campus stu- snts faced due to overcrowding, ley were able to take advantage the new United Telephone sys- m. PhoXos by Dean Carlson and ' ephanie Frey I Student Life : ■i A A »

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what ' s the big idea? a or many of us, the big problem I in the fall was finding a place to live. Both on- and off-campus housing shortages prompted the University to make temporary arrangements. The women of Roberta Hall made way for men cohabitants. For a month, the men had to adjust to the new decor while women had to make changes in their living styles. The Encore program, partially financed by the Culture of Quality program, featured nationally-known speakers. Sara Wedding- ton, Brit Hume, Howard Nemirov and Ralph Nader ' s lectures filled the Mary Linn Performing Arts Center and Charles John- son Theater. 1 ■ ■ HV 1 » MM 1 u » aBSSS ' -g fgi ' ?

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Tricycle races seem child- ish for college students, but Delta Zeta Eileen Da- vis doesn ' t mind. After winning the tricycle race during Greek Week, Davis was tossed into Golden Pond for her victory. Pho- to by Kevin Sharps AKLs, who placed second overall in Greek Games, ham it up to Under the Boardwalk during the Greek Sing at the Bell Tbw- er. Photo by Don Carrick 10 Greek Week