Ball State University - Orient Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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56 Were Endless The Mr. BSU competition gives muscle- conscious men a chance to display their disciplined bodies. Eleven men competed in the annual event. Brad Sauter s residence hall doors were unlocked and students began filtering into assigned rooms with loads of belongings flanked by anxious parents, the Ball State campus once again found itself welcoming yet another year fill- ed with challenges. But the students and faculty, together, turn- ed that initial state of chaos and confusion into a state of commit- ment -- a Ball State of mind. And within the minds that made Ball State laid endless possibilities for creativity, achievement and success. Campus groups were busy even before classes began. The ac- tivities and parties scheduled for the Student Center, University Gym and LaFollette Field had to be the best of Ball State's first- week bashes yet, and entertaining enough to maintain student involvement throughout the year. Bruce Morgan, the Student Center's new director, had his work cut out for him as finding new ways to attract students became a major concern for him and his staff. One of the facility's dining areas, the Tally Ho, was renovated and building improvements opened the way for even more student service and entertain- ment. The majority of the dorms are at the other end of the cam- pus, Morgan said, That creates a problem as far as getting students in. We'll have to work at giving those who live in the residence halls a reason to come this far. Their jobs weren't complete until every possibility for improvement had been exhausted. New to the campus is the Robert P, Bell Building which became the new home for the English. computer science, and math depart- ments as well as the University Computer Services. The building was dedicated on former i President Robert P. Bell's birthday, Sept. 28. Brad Sauter I 2 Opening 1

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