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EEP My responsibilities include getting work- ers, officiiils for sports, making out schedules for games and making sure e ' erything goes okay at the games — no fights, no brawls, says Rogers, who is a sophomore from Cordova majoring in social work. He works approximately 16 hours a week on top of a full load of classes. It 1 could change one thing about intra- murals, it would be the arrangement of the ports. I think we could benefit from putting some of the indoor sports later in the winter, says Rogers. In the spring semester, Intramurals kicks off with volleyball and basketball. Both are played in Flowers Hall gymnasium at night. Once again, student workers keep score and call the games for participants. Basketball usu- ally brings in a sponsor of some sort. In past years, sponsors like Nestle ' s Cni}icli supplied miniature Cruncher bars to participants and Pcpfi donated canned drinks. Wrapping up the end of Intramurals is the long-awaited soccer. Teams compete for first among women ' s, men ' s and coed divisions on the Intraniural field next to the track and base- ball field. Completion of this sport marks the end of the Intramural year and brings about the coronation of the overall winner. Taking the women ' s division was Alpha Gamma Delta, while Sigma Chi grabbed the men ' s division title. There were no entrants for the title of the co-ed division. Students wishing to compete in Intramurals do not ha e to be part of an orga- nization. They can register v ith the Intramural director through the office of Student Life, to be placed on an independent team. Anyone wishing to sacrifice him herself through work for the department of Intramurals may watch for information to be posted on bulletin boards. — Stacey Arnold THE CROWD GOES WILD. A group of Turkish students cheers for their team — the Young Turks — during a soccer game from the hill next to the intramural field. WHO ' S GONNA GET IT? Casey Little grabs the football for the BCM Bashers team as Amy Holaway and Rachel Billingham pro- vide backup coverage. 21
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laising money lor charities can bring out the best in pcop The way it ' s done on campus enlists the efforts of all Ioncerricd to entertain the crowds that show up to watch and ocasidii.illy pri) ides a few laughs via inside jokes. I HEach spring, organizations across campus practice for theii turns in Step Sing at Norton Auditorium. Autumn iiMMMin another round of learning and endless repetition as Step Show participants prepare to lake the stage at Flowers Hail. While Step Sing has nnire of a musical model. Step Show ' s roots date back to ancient African tribal ceremonies. Both e ents suppl local philanthropies with the profits from ticket sales. This year ' s charities were United Way and St. Jude Children ' s Hospital. On February 1 and 2. Step Sing brought out the best in three categories — women, men and co-ed. faking home first in the women ' s division was Zeta Tau Alpha with its interpretation of Annie. The men ' s division showcased the best of Sigma Chi with a Tribute to Trucking. The Baptist Campus Ministries took the trophy in the co-ed division by recounting parts of The Sound of Music. Zeta ' s performance scored high with the jiRlgcs as they were proclaimeil the over- all w inners of Step Sing. September 25 provided the venue for a dozen organi- zations to compete for a position in the rankings of Step Show. Out of the 12. six went home with tro- phies for their organizations. Phi Gamma Delta took second in the men ' s division, while Sigma Chi scored another first. For the women. Zeta Tau .Mpha earned second-place spot with the judges, while Alpha Gamma Delta claimed the first -place trophy. In the co-ed division, the Black Student Alliance placed first with a crisp performance, while the Baptist Campus Ministries came in sec- ond. Sigma Chi ' s step show gave them a slight edge over the others when they pulled out blindfolds and grabbed the o erall jierfor- mance award. This year ' s Step Show effoils raised approximately $12.()(K) for United Way and St. Jude ' s. GOODNIGHT AND GOODBYE. Ihe Baptist Campus Ministries contingent (oppo- site page) belts out a song from The Sound of Miific as they end the BCM show with a wa e to the crowd. CANE AND ABLE. Sigma Chis step and slap in a Step Show routine that earned them first place and overall best performance award. THE GIRLS IN RED. Zeta Tau Alpha per- forms a selection from Annie to win first place and overall at Step Sing. 23
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