University of Arkansas Fayetteville - Razorback Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

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THROUGHOUT the nation people have heard about the Razorbacks. Maybe it’s the unusual mascot. Perhaps it’s the crazy fans calling the Hogs. Or perhaps it’s the athletic teams themselves. After all, Southwest Conference championships in football, baseball, indoor track, outdoor track, cross country and men’s and women’s basketball are enough to make almost anyone raise an eyebrow. Making the NCAA Final Four and the Cotton Bowl also made some people do double takes. However, athletic accolades were only the most visible accomplishments. The University’s 14,281 students and 3,435 faculty and staff were constantly TURNING SOME HEADS. We ' re Turning Some Heads ON THE COVER Razorback athletic teams turned some heads throughout the state and the nation. Crazed Razorback fanatics, including sophomore Keith Liles, also turned some heads in Dallas as Arkansas fans invaded the city for the Cotton BowL J. MOORE PHOTO CONTENTS Student Life.4 Academics.48 Sports.72 People.120 Organizations.154 Living Groups.176 Community.208 Seeing red. At the Homecoming game, Tina Covington stops to watch the action. The Hogs overpowered the Baylor Bears, 19-10, during a physical game. J. APPLEBY PHOTO • • ' « .

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WE ' RE TURNING SOME HEADS THE NINETY RAZORBACK VOLUME 93 University of Arkansas Suite 309 Hill Hall Fayetteville, AR 72701 ; (501) 575-3305 • • v • ’ ’o • ENROLLMENT: 14, 28tVr •© 1990 Proud porker. A new offense and a younger, but quicker defense helped the Razorbacks defeat the Tulsa Hurricanes, 26-7, during the season opener in Fayetteville on Sept. 16. Smiling from ear to ear, Frederick Lewis smells a victory late in the second half. D. ALLEN PHOTO Opening 1