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Swaying to the music, fans of Switchfoot sing along during their concert held in Bearcat Arena. Musical opportunities and other student life events allowed students to develop their taste and create memo- ries w ith peers, photo by Meredith Currence 002 lOPENI NT
From the moment you walked to your first class to the day you strode across the stage in Bearcat Arena to receive your diploma, you ' ve changed. It ' s ob- vious. No one stays exactly the same throughout their years in college; everyone undergoes their own individual experiences. Just like writing a term paper, you begin your time at the University with a blank slate and it ' s your responsibility to create what you will become. Durin g Advantage Week, Freshmen meet Peer Advisers who know which classes to take, what professors to avoid and the best groups to join. They guide students in the direction of their re- spective majors and help those who aren ' t sure where to begin. Through early involvement, agriculture students get their hands dirty at the farm, education ma- jors write lesson plans and mass communication students produce radio broadcasts. Artistic instruments provide another venue for self expression to students at the University. Maryville was a starting place for many college bands and solo artists. photo by Katie Pierce. Mannequins stand ready to be dressed by merchandising majors. Stu- dents often received hands on experience during the textile and apparel classes, pho- to by Katie Pierce Costumes and spirits create a party atmosphere at the Pub on Halloween. The Pub routinely hosted live bands to draw in college students, photo by Meredith Currence Students pass the tennis courts on their In a sAioiv of pride, Korean students sing way across campus. Warm weather provid- ed extra weeks for students to avoid winter wear, photo by Katie Pierce their national anthem. The annual flag raising event took place on Walkout Day. photo by Marsha Jenrtings Oi EHIHl|003
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