Creighton University - Bluejay Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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On the outside. Cwighton may have; remained, the snia J, privates Catholie school (o the general public. Student unrest, activism and revolt were gone. Inside. houi. ' ver, the university progressed through many ex- periences, socially, academically, culturally, intellec- tually and morally. The university began to go back to some of its tracfitions and stu(i(;nts consic (MTitions be- f.ame more active than vocal. The neiv horizons that the university has encountered during the past year have contributed to the groivth necf;ssarv to its success. Table of Contents Introduction 1 Student Life 10 Events 42 Academics 112 Administration 1 68 Organizations 1 90 Athletics 220 Seniors 282 Index 310 Closing 318

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Physically, the university began to highlight the Omaha horizon. In November, the physical fitness center opened. I ' he hospital neared completion. These two buildings will aid Creighton in its development of health sciences education and student physical fitness. The most obvious changes physically were the addition of the Kiewit Physical Fitness Center, pictured below, and the growth of the new hospital. Pictured at left is St. |ohn ' s Church in the spring and in the center is the East Quad viewed through the Jesuit Gardens in the winter. One of the only green areas on campus is Rigge Plaza pic- tured at the right in the spring. 1 ' ' JStE tmt y Vl ty ' ' -M tmmmmmk s -c ' ly.t m 8 ' 4Mikk

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Above: Arts senior Marty Burnett gets carded by a friendly security guard at one of the monthly T.G.I.F.s. 10