Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

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MR Departments such as the College of Business and Industry, the Mississippi State Chemical Laboratory, the College of Veterinary Medicine, and the School of Ac- countancy are respectively seeking to utilize the latest in computer technology, to effi- ciently conduct chemical analyses, to chan- nel their time, energy, and skills into aspects of health, and to integrate the use of soft- ware into the attainment of knowledge. Departments of Education are presently playing a strong role in the development of the Arts into its curricula. With new re- quirements passed for teacher certifica tion, future educators are currently being ex- posed to the Arts through course work once excluded from the curricula. The English Department, through the wise planning of its professors and faculty, actively seeks to expose its students to all forms of art, including writing, speaking, and art. The Department additionally offers scholarships to encourage good writers in Mississippi. Mike Doyle Delirious MSU fans struggled for almost five minutes as they broke down the goal post after a 16-14 win over LSU. Something Happened on the Way to the Forum was a student produced musical held in the sprinq of 1984. Sights, sounds and dreams are Captured, caged and kept alive Pacing in rhythm. I choreograph A ballet of words. Let them Dance to MY music. The poem, a dancing Shadow — candlelight flutters In whimsical draft. Jeff Long ■ ; , 10 Opening

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W M An integral part of the Music Department, the Universi- ty Choir is composed of students from many majors as well as music. The most exotic country in Asia is Thailand. At Discovery Thailand the Thai Student Association per- formed traditional dances, music, and a kick-boxing demonstration. Mike Doyle 12 Opening ' •u%