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What ' s Happening in Student Life Section Editor: Ted Williams Layouts: James, Barnett, Nelson Photographers: Gantt, Hawkins, Briscoe The pace on campus slows around suppertime, and visitors get the idea that MDJC action is always that laid- back. But those who stay around awhile learn that the pace can get frenzied. Samples of what ' s hap- pening on campus — both in everyday situations and on special occasions — follow.
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The Board of Trustees The Action-Makers Headed by Board chairman Jack Harper of Indianola, the MDJC Board meets monthly to discuss campus policies and procedures. Working under public scrutiny of the media and numerous state agencies, the Board has spent hours on budget-cut adjustments, accreditation mandates, and construction plans. They have overseen one of the busiest years in MDJC ' s history. Members of the MDJC Board are Jack E. Harper, Jr., Chairman; Mrs. S.N. Allen, Secretary; Louis Fancher, Glenn E. Norwood, Ben R. Blackley, Robert Oakes, Lonnie Haynes, H.I. Clark, Malcolm Commer, John Darnell, John W. Garrard, H.T. Greer, Herbert Hargett, J.F. Pap Stevens, Sherard Shaw, Dunbar Lee, Robert Brick Mason, Robert W. Steinreide, and Mrs. Thomas Henry Showers.
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Action Sites Settings for the activities that make up life at MDJC are microcosms of their own. For instance, over on the west side of the campus, traditional classroom lec- ture halls attract folks like David Pearce and Jeff Horn to stimulating lectures in American literature. In Horton Science building, student lab experiments are both dangerous flops and surprising suc- cesses. Students stroll to Stanny Sanders Library to meet friends and sometimes, to study. On the eastern fringe of the campus, the vo-tech building is one big world of its own. The Hands-On training in each separate vocational shop could oc- cupy several photographers full-time. Athletes have their own special cam- pus shelter, too. The pace picks up in their coliseum and field house in mid- afternoon and continues until late night. Action in the campus dorms is almost indescribable. Suffice it to say that male dorm residents will always remember their private versions of the daily routine of watching VCR ' s, drinking, and hav- ing water fights. Females will recall the sessions with All My Children , late-night ID ar- guments with Security, and popcorn — lots and lots of popcorn. Edwards-Sloncstrcct Corner 18
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