Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

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The Bookstore not only carries textbooks but also sells almost every magazine on the market, except porno, of course. Blow-drying styling is one of the many professional services offered by the MSI I Barber Shop. Making Use of Resources Zj

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Making Use of Resources The Mississippi State picture would not be com- plete it It were not for the wide variety ot resources that are available to the students ri ht here on campus. Do you need a haircut r There is a barber shop on the first floor of the L ' nion which offers professional ser- vices for an economy price. When was the last time you sent flowers to your mother or girlfriend? The MSU florist, the only one in the nation run totally by students, delivers flowers all over campus. What hap- pens if you need ready cash but have only a check- book. The Student Check Cashing Facility, located on the second floor of the Union, cashes students ' checks for a nominal fee of only five dollars a year. Do you want a ceramic replica of Bully but don ' t have the money to afford the high prices downtown? The Craft Shop on the first floor of the Union offers a wide vari- ety of MSU paraphernalia at low prices. All these ser- vices and more are here for you, the MSU student — all you have to do is use them. The craft shop in the Union sells many student- made knick-knacks ranging from sorority things to ceramic Bully ' s. The Student Check Cashing Facility helps many students out when thev need cash but don ' t want to go to a bank 24 Lr

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Future Students Visit State High School — Junior College Day is held each semester on the drill field to give prospective students a chance to see what MSU is all about, academically and socially. Approximately 1,000 students visit the campus on the day sponsored by the Office of College and School Relations. The MSU Roadrunners, a stu- dent recruitment committee, offers walking campus tours and general information about the campus. Reg- istration is held in the morning with exhibits set up in a large circle encompassing the entire drill field. Exhibits include live animals from the Colleges of Vet- erinary Medicine and Agriculture, military artillery from the Army and Air Force ROTC, and unusual exhibits from the Colleges of Engineering, Arts and Sciences and Architecture. An information table pro- vides free applications for admission to MSU, State brochures, lists of deans and department heads, financial aid information and housing applications. Treats include entertainment by the MSU Stage Band, Madrigal Singers and the MSU cheerleaders. The events were held the weekend of the MSU-La. Tech football game and visitors attending enjoyed free bal- loons, free ice cream and a football victory. L. Ivey Science student organizations are one of 270 that participate in High School-Junior College Day. The days are hosted once a semester for prospective students to get a chance to see what MSU is all about. 26 Living