Ball State University - Orient Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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Students Maintained Balance Between Academic, Social Highlights of Campus Life Academic and social learning are integral parts of a college career, yet they are entirely different entities. Each student must evaluate them, decide their importance, and treat them accordingly. To some, academic goals are the only ones to achieve in college, while many others see only the social offer- ings ofthe campus. The balance must be maintained in order to succeed throughout the four years. Such a balance is susceptible, unfortunately, to outside forces, such as parental pressures, new ideas from other residents, andthe apparent glamour of the social whirl. Ultimately, the student becomes aware of the purpose for keeping such a state of equilibrium between the two facets of college. l-le discovers through this experience his true anticipated goals and the most successful ways to reach them. Compatibility between students was a pleasant task i 1: : - .V fl rt -5' . ,.,Wff9W 'W i , ,ax I Adjustments had to be made in many areas to make the year a success, one which required patience was becoming accustomed to the var able weather

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Residence Hall Experiences Contributed fo Y 'hi Residents in Noyer shunned the Joe College role for an evening and enjoyed themselves in high fashion-Harold's style. Hard days ol classes and studying were valid excuses lor some relaxing. For Hire: One maid, experienced rugeshalcer. Dvnus,.,,,,,,,,, A ,V ' ' , 'ffvpyq B I : ' i , xiii ' Q i It 5. 1 Lounges witnessed pensive, pouting, cheerful moods of its residents in its universal role as an entertainment and recreation center.