Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

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I hey only come out at night goes the popular song by that name. The line perfectly fits those students notorious for partying all night, missing morning classes, and continuing the cycle the next night, if the hangover ' s been cured. I go to class in the morning and study all Mayhe afternoon. By night I ' m ready to have some ! f ' t fun, said an Evans Hall engineering major, bridge. No one can be happy with no social life at beneati all. Many similar reasons are offered for the meetin popularity of beer joints, bars and private |£® r parties — partying serves as a release, a freqw change of pace, and it ' s a way to make new f n b p riV a friends and socialize with old buddies. is iiiec True enough, the commode huggers will a [ tell you. But try explaining that to Dad and m Mom when grades come in the mail. ™?Jl?o r

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Partying the College Blues Away ;jECRE ' lTS ' rWt , ' - ' •Hf r Ml 6 V JI ji. - -%o ll m • «i In i- --i ii frenzied blur of motion as mu ' ' aster, botto — .=,-. ..-.. ..as frequen played at MSU, and backgamm... lized by the

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Football It ' s More Than a Game far right: Bully enjoys entertaining little Bulldog fans during pep rallies and football games, right: Lines were incredibly long for students who bought football tickets during ticket week in early September, when students may purchase tick- ets for all the games at once, below: Students turn out in large numbers at the Florida State pep rally. The cheerleaders, band members and Bully are featured in each pep rally. 5 • 4 Ak ; r mm vU ' ■ ? J3. I