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

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im Cullen, sponsored by Yocum Hall, was a senior communication major. He was president of the Associated Student Government his junior year, and he stayed active his senior year by serving as Yocum Hall manager and writing an editorial column for The Arkansas Traveler. He chaired the Student Fee Review Board, the Resident Assistant Staff Council and the Student Government Executive Council. He was also an active member of Campus Council, the Volunteer Action Council and the University Sexual Harassment Policy Review Committee. 22 ♦ Razorback Classics

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fter nearly 78 years of existence, the Razorback Beauty and Escort Contest once again faced reform as the winds of change swept through campus. In response to the widespread perception that the contest was still nothing more than an out-dated beauty pageant, the 1994 staff completed the overhaul that began in 1989, when men were first included in the Beauties contest. And, in September, eight students were selected as the first- ever Razorback Classics. Using an evaluation system based on the students’ campus leadership and involvement, academic achievement and communication skills, a panel of three judges from the campus community conducted interviews with 25 candidates before selecting four men and four women to receive the honor. The 1994 staff hoped that the new name would better represent the contest’s true meaning of recognizing and rewarding outstanding student contributions to the University. Introduction ♦ 21

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ourtney Hudson, sponsored by Chi Omega, was a senior communication major. She served as president of Blue Key Honor Society, secretary of Cardinal Key Honor Society and Rush Coordinator of Chi Omega. She was an active member of Cardinal XXX, Order of Omega and Golden Key. She was treasurer of Lambda Pi Eta and served as fundraising chairperson for Gamma Beta Phi. She was a Young Life Ministry Leader and a group leader for Campus Crusade for Christ. She was also a member of Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi. Cullen Hudson ♦ 23