Arkansas State University - Indian Yearbook (Jonesboro, AR)

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STUDENTS AT WORK AND PLAY ASU students spend their free time in vari- ous ways. Some prefer to play a game of tennis on one of the many tennis courts, while others choose to be spectators. Meal preparation is a task that commuter students may encounter. Computers are the interest of many, and the Reng Center provides a place for people to visit between classes.

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EXPAND WITH ARKANSAS STATE Arkansas State University has an abun- dance of professional organizations in which students may actively participate. These organi- sations benefit and encourage their members in seeking various degrees and jobs. Social organizations are also provided for :he students. Fraternities and sororities aid stu- dents in many aspects of college life. For the most part, their main objective is to help their members grow in all aspects of social life. Extra curricutar activities and organizations Drovide ASU ' s students with a valuable experi- 3nce that may remain with them long after their college career ends. These activities also help to construct one ' s character through discipline and responsibility. ASU truly has it all. The only way to experience it, is to LIVE IT . 15

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A student ' s free time is as valuable to the student as the classroom time. The freshmen pictured here played at Playfair, part of Freshman Orientation. Students with ta- lents in the Fine Arts exercise them through painting, etc. Studying is also a vital part of the free time of college stu- dents. Some students, having nothing better to do, pose for the camera. Still others become violent and attack inno- cent photographers as they approach. The variety of ways M am — in which free time is spent demonstrates the diversity of the students here at ASU. 17