Michigan State University - Red Cedar Log Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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Early morning excitement and tension prevails as new Tower Guards and Mortar Boards are tapped at May Moming Sing. Arab Club members donned Beattle garb to entertain International Dinner guests. Record-breaking participation characterizes MSU's termly drives for blood. 'lli

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The Campus United Nations hosted UN delegates from other midwestern universities for the annual Regional Conference. Rare and unusual dishes were the main attraction of the International Dinner. Many annual events are group-oriented, but most are inter-university in scope and participation. Tradition and innovation form the foundations of these activities. The success or failure depends on strong student leadership and an interested, enthusiastic following. Where these resources are available, the possibility for these annual events to continue, prosper, and add to a student tradi- tion has been enhanced. Each of these events forms an integral part of the Uni- versity atmosphereg student participation contributes to the formation of a great university. The International Hootenanny afforded students the opportunity to demonstrate their talents. A .Q 'MW i. Y' Christmas spirit enveloped the crowd at the annual tree-lighting ceremony. lla