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

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week of activities culminates with a Ik in the rain for members of Delta Chi they participate in the Homecoming ade. From Bid Day to graduation, the ■mbers of greek organizations built jng ties that could span the country i last long past the day they received lir bid. photo by Chris Lee A steady flow of students, faculty and administrators means the J.W. Jones Stu- dent Union is almost never empty. As stu- dents passed one another they exchanged hello ' s with familiar faces. They shared their stories and cultures with new people as they created their own experience, photo by Meredith Currence 0t ENINO|0a5

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ith an open schedule, you began shaping and molding your experiences to make them your own. Student Activities Council and the campus radio station came together for the first time to bring you the much- anticipated Back 2 School Bash. You watched as the Health and Safety Staff demonstrated how quickly your residence halls could go up in flames with a mock dorm built by student Matt Young. Sororities and fraternities celebrated the addition of new members to your Greek families. Skits and floats showcased Bobby in the Big Apple during Homecoming festivities. The men of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia and the women of Phi Mu took first place in the Variety Show. Their skit spoofed the Ghostbusters Team coming to the rescue to relieve Roberta Hall of its ghost. A weekend of diversity brought you together and gave you a chance to take in other cultures. With all the opportunities you had to experience college life and get involved, you were allowed to create your own lives at the University. Dl VI3I ONlOO?