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

Page 6 text:

001 Title Page 002 Opening 004 Table of Contents 008 Moving In 010 Homecoming 012 Homecoming 014 Surrounding the Hill 016 Surrounding the Hill 018 The Hill 020 Bikes, Blues BBQ 022 September 11 Remembrance 024 Residence Hall Lifestyles 026 Off Campus Lifestyles 028 Greek House Lifestyles 030 Non-Traditional Lifestyles 032 Working People 034 International Students 036 Studying Abroad 038 War with Iraq 040 Drama Productions 042 Drama Productions 044 Drama Productions 046 Drama Productions 048 Razorback Magazine 050 Razorback Magazine 052 Razorback Magazine 054 Razorback Magazine 056 Razorback Magazine 058 Greek Sing 060 Derby Days 062 James Earl Jones Visit 064 Spring Break 066 Springfest 068 Bands on Dickson 070 Student Media 072 Professor Profile 074 Administration 076 Support Staff 078 Fu I bright Statue 080 Quality Writing Center 082 Fossil Discovery Finals 092 Band 094 Band 096 Band 098 Baseball 100 Baseball 102 Baseball 104 Basketball 106 Basketball 108 Basketball 110 Lady ' Back Basketball 112 Lady ' Back Basketball 114 Lady ' Back Basketball 116 Cross Country 11 8 Cross Country 120 Crosscountry 122 Football

Page 5 text:

An outsider watching the years go by at the University of Arkansas would not notice much change. Every August, students move into residence halls. The Greek rush period passes and new pledges begin the experience. The students look the same to the outsider and seem to do the same types of things. Over the course of the year, they study, throw parties, go to football games, get parking tick¬ ets, make relationships and break them just as those before them did. In December and May, graduation takes place and those that gained their degree move on to the next phase of life. To the outsider, the students this year were no different than any other year. To him, the only meaningful change in the university was the addition and subtraction of build- ln gs and the renovations that kept the halls in working order. However, if the outsider simply asked those involved in the U of A, like the professors and the administrators, they would tell him that every year is filled with potential. The goals and expectations of each new class sustain life in the concrete buildings and sidewalks. Without the energy that was invested in the uni- veisity from each student, the U of A would be a lifeless set of build- ln gs with no intellectual or personal growth. Because the outsider never took the time to invest himself in the university or the students, he never felt the one thing that-made the university a living, breathing entity—ambition. The people who chose to involve themselves in the university were those who under¬ stood the value and importance of education and the future it provides. The desire to succeed is not a tangible thing that can be seen, but it is felt. When one walked through the halls of the U of A or talked with professors or students, one quickly learned w hat kept the university growing every year. The fresh batch of ambition that came to the university every August was what caused the academic value of the university to increase each year. Although the students may look the same from year to year, it is the personalities and the desire to succeed that made every student different from each other and from those that went before them. Editor Natalie Anderson

Page 7 text:

124 126 128 130 132 134 136 138 140 142 144 146 148 150 152 154 156 158 160 162 164 166 168 170 172 174 176 178 180 182 184 186 188 190 Football Football Golf Golf Golf Gymnastics Gymnastics Gymnastics HPER Groups HPER Groups HPER Groups Soccer Soccer Soccer Softball Softball Softball Spirit Groups Spirit Groups Spirit Groups Swimming Swimming Swimming Tennis Tennis Tennis Outdoor Track Field Outdoor Track Field Outdoor Track Field Indoor Track Field Indoor Track Field Volleyball Volleyball Volleybal 194 Organizations 196 Organizations 198 Organizations 200 Organizations 202 Organizations 204 Organizations 206 Organizations 208 Organizations 210 Organizations 212 Organizations 214 Organizations 216 Razorback C lassies 218 Razorback Classics 220 Razorback Classics 222 Razorback Classics 224 Razorback Classics 226 Razorback Classics 228 230 232 234 236 238 Greek Composites Greek Composites Greek Composites Greek Composites Greek Composites Greek Composites 242 Individuals 244 Individuals 246 Individuals 248 Individuals 250 Individuals 252 Individuals 254 Individuals 256 Individuals 258 Individuals 260 Individuals 262 Individuals 264 Individuals 266 Individuals 268 Individuals 270 Individuals 272 Individuals 274 Individuals 276 Individuals 278 Individuals 280 Individuals 282 Individuals 284 Individuals 288 Index 290 Index Ads 292 Index 294 Index 296 Index Ads 298 Index 300 Index 302 Index Ads 304 Index 306 Index 308 Index Ads 310 Index 312 Index 314 Index Ads 316 Index 318 Index 320 Index Ads 322 Index 324 Ind ex % 326 Closing 328 Colophon