Emory University - Campus Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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e entered Emorys gates nn September of 1980 with 52 American hostages held by Iranians the Presidential cam palgns were heated between Incumbent Democrat Jlmmy Carter Republican candndate Ronald Reagan and thrrd par ty spokesman John Anderson Young men across the natlon were reglsterlng for the dreaded draft On a more local level the search for the murderer of At lanta s black children was underway the Emory Village promised renovations with Jagger s mlnl mall and the Georgla drlnklng age of 19 was ln full effect Emory was perlpherally aware of these Issues but as the gates closed be hand us and we delved unto the academ rcs of fall quarter new concepts pos sessed us Emorys own government suddenly took on new slgnlflcance Cam pus organizations began recrultmg and new groups such as Volunteer Emory formed to flt the needs of this years student The admlnlstratlon completed the transltlon to a computerized system of registration and learned to deal with the confusron whrch followed the change as well as the grumbling for Emory undergraduates awakened many students from thelr usual state of apathy as organlzatlons attempted to sound out the student body on this controversial proposltxon Fraternltles and sororltles spent the first week of thelr return engrossed ID the business of Rush whlle the Kappa Delta sororlty s recolonozatlon cam palgn stretched throughout the year The opportunity to join a group and to make new frlends led many students to increased levels of partlclpatlon ln cam pus organlzatlons 1 . s 1 1 v , . v . , . . . y v 1 1 s u v . . , 1 1 . , .

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