Northwest Missouri State University - Tower Yearbook (Maryville, MO)

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Kn ironniental Scnice worker Manin Mnzant in- stalls a new sc()reb »ard in I .anikin C, tn. New seating, li} hting.a sound s steni, classrcMmisand the enlarging of rooms were also scheduled. Photo by Scott Jenson. A crew works to complete a sidewalk outside of (larrett-Strong. Many projects were conducted during the summer when fewer students were on campus. Photo by Jon Britton. Opening 7

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THAN DONE Supporting the Bearcat football team, .lacque Hower shows her loy- alty with paws painted on her face. The face painting, done by Stu- dent Ambassadors, was a hit on Family Day and the spirit pushed the Bearcats to win 29-14. Photo by Jon Britton. As we eased back into college life we found that changes and decisions the year brought seemed to bring us together to get things done. Greek organizations held their annual fall Rush. While the sororities had approximately 260 rushees, the number of fraternity rushees was down to only 200, causing Greeks to wonder if increased regulation of the Greek system was discouraging students to join. We packed back into Rickenbrode Stadium to cheer on the football team, taking advantage of three more home games in the season. Our enthusiasm was questioned, however, when only four organizations built floats for the Homecoming parade and some groups chose not to participate in the Variety Show. It seemed most things were easier said than done, but we did our best to adjust. Student Life Division 9