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Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

 - Class of 1987

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6 StuJoht I if.- the active difference The quest for academic survival at Furman often took individuals outside the classroom, where student life offered the reprieve of activity. For many in the Furman population, student life made the difference between a one-dimensional life of studying and the real liberal arts education. The opportunity to play an intramural sport, attend a musical performance or release inhibitions at a unique FUSAB event like Blizzard of Bucks opened up a realm of fun and relaxation that was a welcomed outlett. Much of the activity in student life centered around school sponsored events. Traditionally popular Homecoming and Parents' Weekends were augmented by new activities such as Fall Fling and Spring Week. Because of complaints about the lack of campus social life. FUSAB. AFS and Student Services joined forces and worked to change Furman's social atmosphere. One result of this alliance was a committee that proposed men’s parlors and housing that would create a more socially conductive setting. Meanwhile, activities such as dances, concerts, ultimate frisbee contests and dramatic productions maintained student interest and occupied their time on campus. Off campus student life dwelled in the arena provided by the fraternities and social clubs. One of the most popular offsprings of the system was House Party in May, which drew a majority of the student body to Coastal Carolina. Those who were not in a social organization were apt to search Greenville for entertainment, found in many of the restaurants, clubs, shops and cinemas in the community. Student life and the amount of activity that accompanied it was a part of Furman appreciated by its students. Clearly, the on and off campus events provided an opportunity that made a difference in the personal lives of the Furman population. Even though it rowed and the traditional Orientation iqoore dance could not be behind McAhster. the PA.C gym provided a place for )utf a much fun

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Feoplc 5 Challenging her counseling doss uifth skills of active listening. Dr. Gerda McCahan employs on open method of teaching Byrd Nationally known as a composer and a director. Dr. Jay Bocook has created excellence in the marching band

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