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Bf ' m ordinary sional review. The program was the first of its kind to be used in the state. A new degree program was developed, allowing students to complete their bachelor ' s degree without stepping foot on campus. This program worked with community colleges across the country to get students who had graduated with an associate ' s degree, to continue to the next level of educa- tion. Another unique project that was added to the academic realm was the Missouri Academy of Science, Mathematics and Computing. The Academy brought advanced high school stu- dents to the University to complete their secondary educa- tion while obtaining an associate ' s degree. The re-opening of the J.W. Jones Union impacted our lifestyles. The entire Union was finished after more than two years of renovation. This brought additional eating establish- ments such as Java City and Bobby ' s Cafe, but most impor- tantly, returned a centralized location for students to meet and study. We spread school spirit at football games in the newly renovated Rickenbrode Stadium and antici- pated die outcome of another exciting season. The football team boosted spirits with a last- minute win against Pittsburg State University with a final score of 35- 28. From the beginning of the academic year, unlimited oppor- tunities were seen. With the changes and cutting edge pro- grams we were involved in, it was easy to see we had exited the ordinary into an extraordinary future. In an attempttosave the bannerlrom the gusting wind, Bobby Bearcat comes to the rescue and pulls it to the ground. Prior to each football game, the football team rushed through the tear-away banner.phofo by Christine Ahrens Demonstrating a game using T-shirts, Jamie Harris helps out at the KDLX Fall Freeze.The radio station hosted three live bands at its annual event, photo by Christine Ahrens Sara Wolff eyes the distance she plans to complete before sending her javelin soaring through the air.photo by Christine Ahrens A ' iinr !!■ . ,,DeltaChisBrettWiklund,BrettWeipertandShannonHendrix participate in the Battle of the Beef competition, photo by Cathy Fleming riead first over a canoe of bes: and water, Randy Hall is the only case day participant to retrieve his beer in this matter. Case — daystartedat8a.m.theSaturdayofHomecoming.p )orobylVarren V H t TI • 9 Crouse 4 Opening N
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