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John Dupuis starts his se- nior year with excitement at the Convocation cer- emony. Here he is with Pam Kenny, the Director of Stu- dent Activities, at the recep- ition following the ceremony. STUDENT LIFE SECTION TABLE OF CONTENTS EVENTS . During the year, BSC puts on ff several events. I w YEAR IN REVIEW In 1987, many newsmaking stories made the headlines. RESIDENCES Over 1,200 students live in g]J one of the six residence halls. ff mm Taking a break from their busy schedules, Kathy Ryan and Cathy Maloof chat under a tree on the Quadrangle. Kathy Ryan is a Graduate Assistant at the Campus Center and Cathy Maloof is a member of Admissions staff. 14
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Renee Shannon works on cre- ating another eye-catching poster for the Program Comniit- tee. The Campus Center Program Committee puts on over 250 dif- ferent programs a year, appealing to varied tastes of students. dents have a voice in the college governance system, and almost all the clubs and organizations are spon- sored financially by the SGA. In the Campus Center Program Committee, students can be a part of plan- ning and putting on most of the on-campus enter- tainment and activities, which range from movies to popular concerts to art exhibits and celebrity and fac- ulty lectures. The Greek Fraternities and Sororities provide students with opportunities to gain close friendships; and organzations such as BAIRS (Bridgewater Assocation for In- termurals, Recreation, and Sports) provide opportunities to participate in non- varsity sports. Being involved in a club s or organiation allowed students to set their own standard of involvement in campus life. 13
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A unique standard of the Bridgewater experience is the student life one experiences here on campus. Whether they are spectators or active participants, students are a art of the wide variety of events, ranging from the formal to the fun. Students soon realize that being a part of the Bridgewater Family who care about making the college years the best years of your life is what makes the student life a special part of the memories of Bridgewater State College. Everyone ' s enjoying them- selves at the Ray Boston ' s Summertime Anytime Beach Party, sponsored by the Campus Center Program Committee. G UARDing the pools at the Beach Party are Barbie Daniels, Steve Abreu and Curtis Howard, members of the Program Committee. 15
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