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il. MJ , .. f-. I t.N,A-. .. Q 13- ---'. ' .- . .-gp. An early start on summer lans is a goal lor Candy Cochran, Ann Holder, Jill Marlin and Tish Worsham iabovej. A sorority parlicipanl in Sigma Chi Derby Day lrighll prepares for the next game. ., N-1 UQ uf . SpringlSummer
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We have a beautiful campus. Each building is an important part of the OSU community. Just walking across campus you feel the friendliness of the old buildings and a sense of progress in the newer ones. lt's like a home - it's ours. But there's more to the community than the brick and concrete and landscape. The students are important toog and that's good to know. We're building life into the campus. Our lives work together to build a personality in OSU, and at the same time, the campus is helping us develop ourselves. Twenty-two thousand people will live a single day differently. But that's the real world of Oklahoma State. It's a campus of many personalities building an image through. . . Night or day, students life is visible both in the community and on campus. The lights of the t ' 't t d t ' t th 't s rrp mv: e s u en s In o e communl y nightlife after spending the day in classes. Student Life Division 1 1
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EEE ' -F--,,. A pie-in-the-tace tabove lefty is an inevitable result as contestants race to win the Derby Day pie-eating contest. Sunny days invite this student tabove rightj to study by the pool. Lifeguarding at the Colvin Center pool tleftj is a fun iob after an icy winter. Highlighting Mom's Weekend was the annual Spring Sing manned by fraternity, sorority and residence hall students from OSU. Sixteen group acts sang to the theme of That's Show Biz, Mom. Mom's Weekend is designed to bring students and their mothers together in a different atmosphere. Awards are given at the event to the mother who has travelled the farthest distance to get to OSU, has the most children at OSU and the living group who has the highest percentage of mothers attending. Much time is spent in preparation for the annual event. Instead of resting up for the fall semester or working in order to finance the fall semester, many students attend summer school. Whether to pick up those couple of extra hours or just to stay away from that dreaded hometown - 54 more students attended summer school '78 than the previous year, upping enrollment to 6432. SpringlSummer CU 3
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