Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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obscure. MC is rooted in traditionalism — academic standards, chapel, curfew, two a.m. truck stop raids, dateless weekends, open dorms once a year, squeal night and Chris Butler. MC students are confronted with so many traditions that one may wonder if there is any time left for creativity, innovation, and exploration. The question is easily resolved. The various students tried toga and pajama parties (with music). The student newspaper, “Collegian”, once again became a weekly newspaper instead of a monthly. Some students spent the summer in England and China under study programs. MC’s talent was exhibited in the play HARVEY and others by the Tribal Players. Professor Dr. Ewing went to Mainland China to participate in the first U.S. Master’s Running Tour of China. As always, the Lecture Series brought distinguished guests such as Senator John C. Stennis, while the concert series provided a variety of musical entertainment including Air Supply. And last but not least, the everlasting Chester Swor, “Heavens to Betsy”. TRADITION What makes Mississippi College different? The answers are numerous but the truth is