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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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D Perched atop the sign outside the Ad- ministration Building, a squirrel munches on a nut.The animals were a common sight at the University, photo by Meredith Currence Last day preparations include trim- ming the pomps on the float for Amanda Mehrhoff. Many groups worked around the clock on the last day to finish their floats on time, photo by Lauren Baker. uring events like Back-2-School Bash and residential life programs, you have the op- portunity to form bonds with others. With your friends, you choose how to spend your free time. Whether it includes checking out local bars, staying in and studying at B.D. Owens Library or cheering on the Bearcats in the Greenhouse. After planning out your academic schedule, you pick electives and join organizations. This gives you a chance to explore other things. As the year passes, word of mouth and www.rat- eyourprofessor.com help you choose what classes to take. You ' ll figure out what teaching style best suits you or find yourself at the Pub on a Friday afternoon chatting with your perfect professor. Through the events you participate in, the organization ' s you join, the people you meet and the teams you cheer for, you develop a sense of who you are. Just like the Choose Your Own Adventure books from your childhood, it ' s your choice which path you will take. It ' s time to create yours. Inflatable boxing gloves allow Diana Guerrero and Joshua McCarl to blow off some steam during Fall Fest. The event included free food, music and games for participants, photo by Marsha Jennings Displaying a unique talent, Sean Pad- dock inflates a latex glove. Paddock partici- pated as part of the Mr. Northwest compe- tition hosted by Alpha Sigma Alpha, photo by Meredith Currence After a pitch by Josh Norris, catcher Jon Henne prepares to return the ball. The team pitched in multiple patterns during practices, photo by Katie Pierce. i 004I0OEN t NT
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