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

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M embers from differ¬ ent sororities and frater¬ nities gather together to show their spirit. -photo by Evan Fricke Razorback cheerlead¬ ers show their spirit signs at the Freshman Pep Rally. -photo by Evan Fricke L ■ I ' L 1 I r hese students show their spirit during the pep rally in order to win the spirit contest. -photo by Evan Fricke Bethany Lewis 1 The school spirit here is higher than u anything I have ever Jtreshman ■ seen 14 Freshman Pep Rally Campus Life

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D uring the Merchants ' Fair, students received lots of free stuff from businesses. -photo by Misha Gardner Events that are part of Welcome Weeks: 1. Merchants ' Fair 2. Midnight Madness at Union Bookstore 3. Part-Time Job Fair 4. Sports Tournaments 5. Friendship-Building Socials Welcome Weeks begins the week before school starts and continues through the first week of school r hese guys enjoy some of the free pizza being handed out at the Merchants ' Fair. -photo by Misha Gardner -•- M erchants take advantage of the oppor¬ tunity to advertise to students. -photo by Rebekah Eggman Welcome 3 Weeks 1 T® Campus Life

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photo by Evan Frickc photo by Evan Fricke photo by Evan Callimg Vuiose Pibas T e exc itement for this year ' s Freshman Pep Rally, sponsored by University Programs and the he roof H 0311 nvo vement Committee, was through h e jr° ‘ Un dreds of people came out to support iorne°g S aS read y to P y their first Vlonrr, 3 16 a § a l ns t University of Louisiana- ar K r 6 ° rmerl y Northeast Louisiana) at ep ei ° nal Stadium in Little Rock. The 5entpmk w lai c h took place oi tave f er allowed students to lazorbacks an u- SU PP ortin § the u acKs and making friends, hai f °, I res hman pep rally] so ' heerin eShmen Can feel comfortable he fw 31 the firSt real P e P ral ly or PniversitvT Said Sam Beth Haver ' r eshme7 t o r T mS - H °S fans ' from nanv diff mm ' participated for ecausp ., erent ■ reason s. Some came } etter ir have anything else : ame to c a n {or the most P a rt students »j|. their team to victory. iogs fnr a fil 0t r° f fun to § et together to call the aid. Th - 6 dme treshman Seth Reeves !Ver yone 1S 6ars P e P ra Hy w as wild and crazy with rtg a aood SC f reamin ' s Laking their noisemakers and hav- ec ond v lme B ° r ead toothall coach Houston Nutt ' s ar, everyone in the crowd was ecstatic about the upcoming season. This is an annual event, but this year seemed to stand out in some of the older attendees ' minds. The expectations are higher. The people here are a lot more excited junior Jay Snider said. The band, cheerleaders and dance team members led the mostly Greek crowd into the numerous school-spirited cheers and chants. I loved the band; the dance team was also awesome. Everyone here is crazy! freshman Michelle Belviy said. This gave new and some old students the ability to learn the words of all the songs from the fight song to the alma mater. When the announcement came that it was time to call the Hogs looks of amazement and shock came over some of the stu¬ dents ' faces. For some, this was the first time they had ever been to a Razorback function. The highlight of the night was guest speaker. Coach Houston Nutt. He praised and thanked everyone for coming out and supporting the team. He summed up the whole night in one sentence: We have the greatest fans -Story by Cory Spradley Freshman i -j 5 Pep Rally Hr Campus Life