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

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Volume 81 Northwest Missouri State Universit 800 University Drive Marwille, MO 64468 ( ' 660)562-1212 Enrollment: 6,625

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Opening Aniiilur innicstcr was set into motion, while for some It was the beginning of newly discovered freedom, for others It was the closing chapter of the college experience. In the patchwork of events that followed, life shifted between play, work and the reality In between. The economy forced budget cuts that became a major influence on every decision that was made. But where funds became scarce in some areas, they multiplied In others. Money concerns faded Into the background while we played. Bid Day united sisters, old and new, and fraternities created a sense of brotherhood with a new group of pledges. The music of The Urge echoed off the walls of Mary Linn Performing Arts Center and into our heads as we enjoyed the much-anticipated concert in October. The bottom line was despite the reality of the real world bearing down on us, there was still time to enjoy the adventures of college life. Play permeated everything. It was what memories were made of and what sometimes reeked havoc on our grades and concentration. In a game of ultimate Frisbee, Delld Zeta Stephanie Bolton tosses the disc to a teammate as part of a Greek Week competition. The week ' s activities included canoe and tricycle races, a pie eating contest and olympiad, photo by Michaela Kanger 2