Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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NSIDE SETTING 8 EVENTS 30 Spring ' 82, Fall, Winter, Spring ACADEMICS 86 Schools, Faculty, Honoraries SPORTS 148 Spring ' 82, Fall, Winter, Spring, Intramurals, Clubs LIVING GROUPS 274 Dorms, Greeks, Co-Ops INDIVIDUALS 458 Seniors, Underclass Independents INDEPENDENT GROUPS . 508 INVOLVEMENT 522 INDEX 580 Panorama of Mary ' s Peak and Coast Range from Corvallis.

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EDITOR ' S NOTE With this edition, the Beaver Yearbook starts a new tradi- tion. For the first time in 75 years, the Beaver is being published in the fall following the academic year. Several fac- tors influenced this decision, most importantly was the ad- vantage of including an entire academic year in one book. Previously, a single academic year (September through June) was split between two editions of the Beaver. In addition to some format changes, we put several new ideas to work this year, the results of which can be seen dispersed throughout the pages of the book. the First Annual Photo Contest for greeks, co-ops and in- dependent groups was a big project not without its share of kinks. But we did make it through, finally collecting over 60 revealing photos. In the academic section, you ' ll learn a bit more about what makes teachers tick, as a number of faculty members are profiled. Also, dotted throughout the senior and underclass section, are profiles on a few of OSU ' s students. Beginning on page 140, an eight-page feature section of- fers a look at the variety of couples that can be found pal-ing around campus. And for a wrap-up to the trends and highlights of the year, don ' t miss page 578 and see just how many fads you can spot. We hope that you enjoy the book, the changes, and that it reflects, at least in part, the times spent this year at OSU.