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Chisholm, coming to MSU to speak was one of the highlighted activities planned for the month. Another favorite annual event is Super Saturday. This past spring ' s event boasted the largest crowd in 10 years- 13,500 fans. Various activities are scheduled in order to have something for everybody. One of the main events, of course, is the Maroon and White football game; the white team led by Don Smith won by a score of 14-7. Other games in- cluded a 50 yard mattress race, three- legged sack race, and a pig chase. Plus there was plenty of music, mosdy bluegrass and country, for everyone ' s listening pleasure; Tanya Tucker gave a great afternoon performance at the col- iseum. To top things off, Ron Polk and our baseball team hosted a series with the Kentucky Wildcats. The Wildcats won the first game 6-3 and the Bulldogs swept the second game 10-2 Saturday tfcK«1 night and the third 13-6 Sunday aft noon. All in all, it was a truly Sut Saturday which appropriately with a display of fireworks. There are so many activities associat with Spring and MSU that it is quite ii possible to mention each and every c of them. So, let ' s just round up a few the most important ones. Janet Saul, senior from Laurel, Ms, was crowned c 22 SPRING
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- ' ' This past February was the 10th an- versary of Black Awareness Month at lSU. It has become a tradition here at ate; year after year activities are plann- 1 throughout the month to celebrate lis occasion. The theme for this year as The Afro- American Experience: In- rnational Connection. Ernestine ladison, assistant to the vice president »r administration and development, )ordinated all of the programs. The first lack Congresswoman, Shirley SPRING 21
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jew Miss MSU. Spring Discovery Day at MSU was a success with a record Lumber of 2,213 participants. The an- nual Rockfest was a blast with the Scor- chers and the Producers as headline lands. These events along with many pthers are typical of a traditional MSU jpring season. One would think we Budents could not find time to study with so much to distract us, but we Squeeze our books in somewhere bet- ween all the activities. We want nothing |ut the best here at Mississippi State itJniversity! R«$ty MkKnighi SPRING
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