Millsaps College - Bobashela Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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Events Unite and Divide Students Certain events throughout the academic year at Millsaps provide relief from studying and a chance to find common interests with fellow students as well as unique interests. From the KA cannon to the ozone endzone, football games provide recreation for almost all types of students. Events in the bowl such as the Black History Week step-down or bands sponsored by the SEB also give stu- dents a chance to enjoy each other ' s com- pany. There are certain events, however, that cause the healthy tension on campus. One such event this year was the Juice New- ton concert. Many students felt that the mon- ey spent on the concert could have been used more wisely, but it was indeed an event caus- ing further interaction among students. 28

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As social interaction moves from chatting in the bowl at noon to school or fraternity parties at night, the social custom of dating begins to occur. Whether two people find common interests in the classroom or at other activities, finding time, money, and interest- ing outings becomes a major threat to this pasttime; but somehow The Dating Game constantly contin- ues to thrive. Above: John Blizzard and Suzanne Fondren en joy the SEB homecoming dance; Right: Peter Bern- heim and Kaye Lee find spare time to visit in the bowl; Bottom left: Janet Butler and Billy Wheel- er enjoy an event in the bowl; Bottom right: Matt Lundy and Whitney McNeill take a break from studying; P. 31, Top left: Bonnie O ' Neill and John Mercer engage in festivities at the Homecom- ing dance; Top right: Leigh Butler and David Evans enjoy a fraternity party; Bottom left: Deb- bie Mailer and Greg Sliman s ocialize in the bowl, as do Bottom right: John Blakey and Lydia Smith. Further Interaction — The Dating Game 30