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

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ottot ' o er 200 .? Photo albums and numor ' boxes fillfd with worn concert ticket stubs and valuable treasures (Iffine play. These are Ihr moments when you grew as a person, found vour true self and wondered where life was -. iitiR to take you. Away Ir.iin the papers and lectures, the lessons were different, but crucial none the le.ss. I hese are the stories of i y homecoming wiekends, tragedy when play stopped Sept. 11, Bearcat victories and defeats and finding your niche in the social scheme of things we call college. The bottom line is this balance in life is critical at Northwest.

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6 Min i Mag JQ Balancing on the other end of the scale of haz weekends and road trips are the all night stud sessions and the group projects. The ultimate goal was graduation. . nd money, academics and the people around us were woven into a complicated equation.. . budget cut did not make this task any easier, but a generous donation helped one college ith their e.xpenses. Looking closer at the indi iduals within this realm, it becomes clear that the art of balancing work and play was not only a challenge, but the bottom line to achie ing the most important lesson in life. 2J2 People 2C)2 Index lly th I