University of Southern Mississippi - Southerner Yearbook (Hattiesburg, MS)

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. . . RELIGIO Southern provides students of different faiths the opportunity of worshipping through orga- nizations and activities on and off campus. These include dormitory bible studies, cam- pus prayer meetings and dinners, transporta- tion to Hattiesburg-area churches, and organi- zations such as Campus Crusade for Christ, The Baptist Student Union, The Love, Salva- tion, and Determination Choir, Halleuiah Way, and The Newman Club. Through these clubs and activities students at Southern are able to contribute services to USM as well as improve themselves. '-------...1-...L.i -i1.-rw q-' -3 have --f-4 Opemng 7

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i nl! Opening THE PEOPLE'S CHGICE llt-ingan1-lt-ctionyear, USM students had to make a choice. lX'ould it he Presiclent Carter or Ronald Reagan? ln a mock t-lt-etion held on campus Ronald Reagan came out with a large lead. On November -1, 1980, Reagan was victorious again. It st-enis that Americans were ready fora change. USM students were not only able to choose who they wanted as president of the U.S., but on campus they were asked to make another choice. Elections were held for ASB Senate and other campus positions. Candidates could be seen around campus campaigning for each office. USM's Associated Student Body operates in the same manner as our national government: thus, preparing students for the future. l i