College of William and Mary - Colonial Echo Yearbook (Williamsburg, VA)

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o u O CQ 18 96 . f 190 234 El 402 Opening - A look at the campus of William and Mary in quiet times and chaotic times. Seen through the eyes of photographers, aspects of student life are caught. Student Life - An overview of lifestyles and activities of the typical and not so typi- cal student and what they can find around William and Mary. Events - A highlight of out-of-town per- formers, student productions, and other spe- cial people. Entertainment that brings out students, professors, and townfolks. Academics - A brief look at the administra- tion, professors, people and places which play a major role in the academic life of the student. Sports — A look at the men and women involved in teams, club or varsity, winning or losing. The competitive nature of the Tribe is revealed. Organizations - A look at extra-curricular life. Whether political, religious, helpful, or academic in nature there is a group for ev- eryone. Media - Music, words, art a look at the people who keep the students informed. Their products, their comraderie, and their fun-filled deadlines. Greeks - Brothers and sisters gathered to- gether to enjoy each other ' s friendship. Earning money for philanthropies greeks plan parties, dances, and special events. Faces - Males, females; young, old from seniors to freshmen a look at the peo- ple who make the school unique. Plus some insight to life on campus. Ads and Index - The group as a whole and where to find them, and the businesses that make it all possible and what they have to offer. Closing - A wrap-up of happenings and events which occurred throughout 1986-87 at William and Mary. 2 64 114 212 292 463

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The start of a new year at school brought new res- olutions and hopes of change. Studying a little harder or becoming a little more sociable may be all it took to achieve that change for some. Others had to look a little deeper to see what needed to be changed in their lives. The College itself changed, not just the indi- viduals it housed. The claim for the status of Uni- versity was on the mind of many. Would the deciding factor be the number of students or the amount of money the school brought in from alumni or others? The students were unsure both increased. Students viewed events on campus as one chaotic situation after another. The arrival of 181 extra freshmen threw the admin- istration for a loop. Where to house these extra peo- ple was a problem. Cont. p. 8