Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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Three girls show off their spring fashions. Photo: Riege More than Academics Ohio State has over 500 registered student organizations which provide opportunities for students to take a leadership position, get involved and have fun. Practically every interest is repre- sented by an OSU organization. From the OSU Ultimate Disc Sports Club to the University Fruit and Vegetable Society, the main objective of these organizations make it easy for a student to find one that fits his needs. Many professional organiza- tions provides students with a chance to gain working experience in their field, giving them a strong hands-on background. A new organization joined the ranks this year. The Council of Presi- dents was formed under the Under- graduate Student Government to gather all the presidents of different organizations into a single active body. The Council of Presidents deals with issues and concerns facing today ' s or- ganizational leaders. A birthday party for President Rea- gan was held this year. It was spon- sored by the College Republicans, Un- dergraduate Student Government and the Freshman Senate. Student Alum- ni Council sponsored a Leadership Day for high school students. OSU organizations provide an easy way to meet people and have fun. Two stxidents gaze out at the university grounds. Members of the sailing club try to recruii mem- Photo: Riege bers. Photo: Riege

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Students enjoy a sunny day in springtime Photo: Riege