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

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I he Baptist Student Union or BSU as it is commonly know by stu¬ dents is seen below. -photo by Razorback Staff I he sign outside of the Razorbacks for Christ house is shown to the right. -photo by Razorback Staff [ he Chi Alpha house with a full parking lot is shown in the picture above. -photo by Razorback Staff . Some of the Different Religious Organizations on Campus: 1. Baptist Student Union 2. Razorbacks for Christ 3 . The Wesley Foundation 4. Chi Alpha 5. Campus Crusade for Christ 6. Presbyterian-Christian Campus Center 1. Catholic Campus Ministry 25 Campus Ministries Campus Life

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I ancers enter during the Grand Entry as the presentation of flags by verterans goes on. -photo by Melissa Purdy ancers prepare for t he next part of the Pow Wow that involves vari¬ ous dance competitions. -photo by Melissa Purdy JvjoJ i it • ■ W i young girl, in full costume holding her mother hand, takes part in the Grand Entry. -photo by Melissa Purdy Some of the Events of the Native American Pow Wow: 1. Grand Entry 2 . Presentation of Flags by Veterans 3. Arts Crafts Booths 4. Singers , drum players and gourd dancers 5. Dance Competitions 6. Presentation of Pow Wow Princess Celebration Gathering of Friends to Continue Tradition Pow Wow 25 Campus Life

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W over 25 different religious organizations on campus, ranging from Baptist to Catholic to range of u v Sb Christian fellowship, there§ quite a the same tB’ S et tbe y ° er man y students ship anc i a place to go for help, fellow- zations b 3nce with most of the organi- which ,K em8 a bbates °f the churches with One 7 assoda ted. have in r things the organizations a nother + m0n s at some form or Bible st, h 6re is a devotional and or dents c ? rou P ' which gives stu- «flect over ‘T 8 ‘u f ° CUS 0n and to Sether SO t le chance to get share tb Wlt otber students who that atJ 1 ? 6 beliefs is something 0r ganizaK C S 9 0t stu dents to an Part of th e °cB For Anna Webb ' bein § a great u hnStlan § rou P Chi Alpha is hristiPir. C a ? Ce to °°h up with other also a rnp S h ° love G °d: ' Abby Keener, ' “y Mmosphere 0 ' P ha ' SaM ' W a fam ' „ me. Pm§11 e anb mats really important to Chi Alnb 7 n ° W tbat tbe blends I make through Another 916 ben s have forever h°n i s i r ®ason wh y students might join an organiza- be lp stop th tbem sta Y strong in what they believe or pa « of a relf L fTOm makin « a wrong decision. Being re igious organization helps keep me account¬ able for my actions. They ' re my support group and they help keep me in line Amira Thomas said. Julia Bachelor thinks that being in an organization helps get me involved with things on campus. I ' m on a team with other members of the Wesley Foundation playing Intramural Co-Recreational Basketball. I ' m also given the chance to help out other groups like Habitat for Humanity Plus, there are Bible study groups and short devotionals that are held! 1 For Baptist Student Union member Samantha Easley, Being part of the organization makes everything that is going on seem so relevant. It gives ( what I ' m doing more meaning; 1 Andrew Powviriya, a member of Razorbacks for Christ, saw a differ¬ ence in them when he was deciding where to join. They were different than the others, they seemed so close with a lot of love. They made me feel so welcome and I could see Christ in all of them Powviriya said. No matter what religious organization they belong to, a lot of the students said that they loved being involved with one and that being part of an organization has helped them with their faith, school and daily lives. -Story by Missy Nauman Campus 27 Ministries Campus Life