University of Arkansas Fayetteville - Razorback Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

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inted by Taylor Publishing Com- my. DITOR Charlotte Howard ANAGING EDITOR Chad Dillard JSINESS MANAGER Jennifer Wal- er WOUT EDITOR Mike Elliott HOTO EDITOR James Gaston kcULTY ADVISER Dr. Ivan Holmes ftYOUT STAFF Mike Elliott, Direc- Ir; Douglas Scott, Micki Marshall, mber Pate, Teri Ward, Teri Brown (OPY WRITERS Charlotte Howard, lirector; Chip Shurtleff, Steven bnkey, John Talley, Pete Jordon, Jandra Cox, Kong Soon Hong, Don Janders PHOTOGRAPHERS James (aston, H. M. Ho, Jon Wampler, blph Morais, Melissa Morris, Shan- on Guinn, Jeff Waits, Stoney Lpree IARKETING STAFF chad Diiiard, Irector; Christina Baucom, Tera happ, Lori Miller, Jeff Waits, Pho- Igrapher; Lynn Warren PAGE ftLES REPS. Janna Hunter, Lynn arren, Ellen Lester, Carrie Pinker- tn ADVERTISING SALES Gardner lirton, Dale Armstrong, Jim Fair- fenks pr Code Furshished by Marcus mgston 48 Superconductivity Discovery by Sandra Cox 50 Pershing Rifles by Kong Soon Hong SPORTS 30 Freshman Only Rally by Char- lotte Howard 33 Tulsa Football by Steven Pankey 34 Ole Miss by Steven Pankey 34 Miami Football 35 Women ' s Soccer by Steven Pankey 36 Women ' s Cross Country by Steven Pankey LIVING GROUPS 41 Delta Upsilon Golf Day by Chip Shurrleff 42 Sigma Chi Derby Day As a Greek tradition, activities started off September 28th and lasted through October 3rd. 46 Greek Convocation by Chip Shurtleff 52 Hotz Hall Suites by Don Sand- ers Contents 27

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CONTENTS Volume 91 , No. 2, September COVER I Barnhill rocked during the first concert of the season as Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam along with opening act Expose charged into Barnhill Arena to electrify a concert starved au- dience. Chip Shurtleff, a staff writ- er, captures the essence of the evening for you on pages 38-39. With larger than life photographs, you can see what Lisa Lisa was all about! AND CULT JAM FEATURE 31 8-Day Week by Chip Shurtleff, Steven Pankey, Pete Jordan, Laura Walters 37 Jeopardy Winner by John Talley 39 Chow Piano Duo Guitarist by UANS 40 Star Search Commedians by Steven Pankey 45 Crisis at LR Symposium by John Talley 46 Washington County Fair Over fifty thousand people surged across the fair ground this year, by Pete Jordon 47 Air Show ' 87 by Sandra Cox 49 Constitution Celebration by John Talley 53 Ozark Craft Fair by Pete Jordon ACTIVITIES 28 Journalism London Trip by Charlotte Howard 29 Marketing Orient Trip 26 RAZORBACK SEPTEMBER

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It ' s a BIG, BIG world out there. he world is a class- room. At least, it was for a few marketing and adver- tising stu- dents in August. London and Tokyo was the beginning for six students who took part in whirlwind tours of Europe and the Orient. Stops at Satchi and Satchi ' s of London and guid- ed tours of the major assem- bly plants of the Nissan Cor- poration were a few of the activities experienced by stu- dents sacrificing some of their summer vacation for a lesson in the big world. The highlight of the trip was the quality of the tours of the companies we were allowed to visit, said Dr. Ivan Holmes, journalism pro- fessor and sponsor f or the advertising students in Eu- rope. The head executives presented the sessions, said Dr. Holmes. They took us to dinner and gave the company presentations themselves. Students had the opportu- nity to take out of the way trips to Paris and even Pol tugal. Also, they had the tin to do extensive exploring c London in their free time. After such an intense loo into the advertising worli and international market? the students came away wit valuable knowledge tha could only be gained by sat ing it in action. The U.S. market is th exception to the rule, sj Dana Morgan who attenc the London trip. We ms the assumption that the eign markets are exactly I our own when in fact tha not the case at all. 28 RAZORBACK SEPTEMBER