Southern Polytechnic State University - Log Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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ike most high- er institutions STI also has its Greek Week. This is a time when all the fraternities and sororities get together for some good healthy competition along with a lot of fun. At times the competition can be fierce but on the whole all people in- volved have fun and show good sportsmanship. The frats and sororities par- ticipate in almost all of South- ern Tech’s activities giving their members active lives. This in turn helps them to pre- pare for futures as active members of the business world (better known to most of us as “the real world.”).

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athtub Kacing es, another bathtub race has been run and won. The engines revved and the gears meshed leaving Greg Caudell as the winner of the fall ’85 bathtub ace. The familiar “A)’” Jordan came second. This, above all other Tech traditions is clearly an - example of Southern Tech gearing up for the fu- ure. Twenty years ago (Yes 20 Years!) the bathtub race was a bunch of fellows dragging a tub through the mud but now they have motors and everything! Along with the fast pace of the track there have been many long and laborious hours that have been spent behind the scenes with Southern Tech students anguishing over the engi- “neering of their tubs. The event itself is the icing on the cake and many an STI student turns out to hear the roar of the straightways and the attention getting deceleration of the en- ae as the tubs hit the curves. — ACERS sti eeeneericintia 13