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day of classes at the University of Rolla is expxlcd 1o lx' 4.052. an increase of 14 students over last year's figure of 4.038. £"~ys Laura Stoll. UMR registrar.

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Rona Ido Luna. associatc profcssor of civi I. archi toctu raJ and environmenta I at thr University of Missouri Rolla. has l:x:;en awardEr! a Fulbright grant to lecture and conduct rcsrnrch for a semester at the Univcrsidad del lie in Guatemala Ci ty. Guatemala starting in January 2005.

Mi~uri - Rolla faculty. sta IT and students have pi na:l Rolla nity mrm~rs to form the Rolla Community Tsunami Relief Fund to isc funds for a~istance toviclimsof thecarthquakeand tsunami in southeast Todatr thr groups have raisro more than $5.CXX1

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William Scltonlx'rg.chair and prof~"ii:lrof civil. architocttmtl and environmental niniV>ri l~fl at the~ University ofMi~llll'i Rolla. has In-n ci<'CI<'{I" fr llowofthe /\ll l('l'iC<ll ......,'楼","''" of M<'Cha nica I Engineers (ASM E) for his ..significant engi n~ri ng achicwmrt11s contributions to til<' enginrering profc~'\ion:路

Students work to make a difference during the 2004 Presidential election.

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r..art. YHE ROAD TO ViCTORY make the campus more aware. They got involvErl, they went and votErl and were exdtoo aoout it"

The College ~mocrats were very active this ~mester. With a mailing list of over fifty p:nple. weekly voter registration drives through Septe~r and O:tob:!r, open forums. and working directly with the local ~mocratic Headquarters. memrers did what they mulct to reach out to students and get them to vote. The most notable event held by the College ~mocrats was the visit by Chris Heinz, the stepson of ~mocratic presidential nominee John Kerry. Heinz gave a srm:h at the puck, and aoout 250 p:nple tumErl out to hear what he had to ':XlY - including his emphasis on the irnportanre of student involvement "The b:!st JXIrl: aoout b:!ing involvErl in the eloction was to~ the respo~ we got from campus," Angela Agee. vire president of the College ~mocrats '::aid 1 realize I startErl to

Agee. exdtoo aoout voting he~li wore a "Vote or Die" t-shirt on the day of eloction and invitErl other students who votErl to sign it

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'We had ~veral brave ~uls at the Puck all day urging p:nple to go vote and handing out information aoout ~mocratic candidates," Ryan Davi~n president of The College ~mocrats '::aid "I had the opportunity to meet a lot of really energetic people on campus who have ideals similar to mine that I never would have run into if I hadn't gotten involvErl here on campus."

Drl<.ed out with American flags. signs. and plentyofWs," me~rs ofUMR's College Republicans, along with memrers of the Rolla rommunity and students from Joplin and Springfield loo.ded a bus lxrund for StLouis on the night of Ctto!H 8, 2004. That night marked the ~nd of three presidential deffites ~tween President Bush and Senator John Kerry.

watch the deffite from the restaurant They dapp:rl and cheered at nearly every answer the President gave.

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and after about an hour headoo rnck to Washington University for their final and ~bly most exdting gathering of the evening. They lined the streets near the Wash U. which were rompletely empty and blockoo at every ~ble inter.roion Still donning signs, they waitoo in ho~ of one more chanre to~ the President After about a 20-millute wait, that chanre finally came. A line of JX>lire and fire vehicles rushoo ~and in the middle. a smiling President Bush waved out the window to his exdtoo crowd of supJX>rters.

U_p:m arrivaL the president of the National College Republicans greeted the students, made sure they had signs. and handoo out Iffhaps the greatest prop of the night - gigantic flip flops for _rmple to wear. The students were dropp:rl off near the heart of the action right next to the war protesters, where JX>lire offirers wearing riot gear guarded nearby. Shouts of "four more years!" <rlloro through the streets until finally the time came - President Bush's motorcade drove _IXLSt

"I went to the rally lroiu~ I wanted to ~ show supJX>rt for Bush and ~ly give a few Q) liberals SJme hell I alSJ figurro it would be fun and way to meet new _rmple. Finally. I wanted to ~~ ~President Bush in ~rnn" Adam Flynn ~d "It was everything I expUOO it to be. and fd ':X!Y the highlight was ~ing President Bush drive by on his way to the deffite."

The students then retreated to Union Station for a quick bite to eat and to

"All in all we had a blast meeting and talking with other rollege students that had the same views as us," Brandon Bundy ':Xiid Phdc.: ffOtn lbp.· C~nor Wsikw wi h tho Pmnrlml.. AdAm Flynn hold< up Rg111rl flip flop u. 101ppporl of 11» Prot~mi. Ri u., s:«:ood mSI. l.cws:. BrRndon &JJJdy hold< R Bu.h <J/11 Rl U.. p~YJ~:d•JI;JR) <kbRIA Pldbt by Ko/ley 1/umm•Ttfbmi.

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It was good news for some. devastation for others. Winning with 286electoral votes and over 00.6 million JX>pular votes (51%). President Bush kepthistitleandho~and will lead the Unitoo States for four more years. Voter turnout rate apprmchoo 60%, the highest sinre 1968. While things seem to be back to normal now. for a short time people were passionate about the debates and topics that

were on television radios, and newspap:!rs. BumIff stickers on <AIS stated JX)sitions, and signs JX)Sted in the yards ofArneriGll dtizens were everywhere - showing that at least in Rolla _rmplec:arei about the outrome of this eloction The voire of America was definitely heard this eloction year. In four years, it will ~heard again

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Oppa:1le Top.路 Aaron Fmnk arrl Andr拢W Conrad at the 2004 M mer I nvJllllJOilRI Oppode Bottom: Aubery 11ik Katy MRcMAnn Kylee Hyzer Bnd Werriy Moore at the 2004 M mer I nVJlRlionnl Left" Julie Orlich at lhe 2004 Miner I nVJlRtJOilRI Below: The UM R Cros.~ Country team~ pnu~e forB group pholo dunng the 2004 M mer I 11VJl11l1011RI All pholO$ by Trineil 1\irner

Right: The 2004 - 2005 UM R Gold Miners I from leftJ Front Row: £Iizabeth 1-!ogancamp Anne Schumer Catherine Kuzme.<·ki Kelly McCoy Middle Row: Sonny Massar Lisa Smith Krislin Beckmeyer Back Row: Lindsey Hoffmann Meghan Donnellan

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RJthi." f;emor Josh !;haw shod.s a free throw. Photo by !;colt Albm Below RJthl.' Semor JermauJe Burks dnvf!!: to the /JBskel.. Photo by Br;u/ !;wnlers Below.' Semor Enc Perry looks for an open ITlllll m<:Jde. Photo by Brlld {;wafer.<:

Left: Freghman Neil Fehr goes for the ball. Photo by Brad ,r;waler.~. Belw Left: Senior Jermaine Burh driving to the bagkef. Photo by Brad Swaters. Belw: Sophomore Shea Wiemann looku-g for an opening. Photo by Brad Swaterg.

Right.' FreshmBn Jamie Forsberg drives du.vn the court. Photo by !;colt Albin Be/u.v.' Junior Emily McCord fights through defenders. Photo by Brad !;waters Be/u.v Right.' Junior Deosha Agnew /ooh for a play under the ba.~kd Photo by Brad !;waters

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Itz hak Perlman lhnl/ocl the crowd at Leach Theater on Monday September 2(Jh w1th an emolwe v1olm pre<;enlaiion. The free concert was the 27th event of the Remmers S pee1al Artist Le::turer Series foundocl by Walter ÂŁ. Remmer.<;. Mr. Perlman preforme:l with p1ani.td Rohan De Silva. ltzhak PMrlman is undoubtoclly one oftcxiays bed classical musicians. }/is achievements include Mrning 15 Gra.mmy Awards. four Emmy Awards and performing the violin solos in Steven Spielbergs Academy Award-winning film SchindleN U.td. Mr. Perlman began his UM R concert with pia::es from Mozart and Beethoven. }/e helpai compose Ills third p1a::e with Zwilich which he preformad as a UM R prem1ere. A~

Perlman mtrtxlucocl hJS fourth pia::e he read the diff1culty level as for

advanca:J players only and humbly pkocl So we are nd going to touch that one. [ nsl:ead he playocl a concert solo by Zarchinci follo.vocl by a pia::e by Chra::ovsh Perlman enda:J hiS show wdh music composocl byGyma.uski Crysl:ler and Reese. A pleasocl crowd gave Mr. Perlman a well deservocl standing ovation as he l:x7.vocl and left the stage.

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Wynfon Ms.r&a.lis. one ofthtJ top jaZz JD.l$ici.an& in thtJ world talsy. grsc9:1. the UMR coi1llttl.IJitywhen he 8rrl his five-piece bBrri performed ai Lesch Theater on Morrl8y. Ms.rch 21. 2005. Ms.r&slis hs& esroo ni.ns GrB.1IIlny Aws.rds. prcduc9:1. forty-foor albums. hs& won the Pulitzer Prize in music. srrl cresf9:1. Jazz for Yrurt People. which B.iJ:ns to bringJazz to the yooth of Aroorics. Along with pianist Dan Nimmer. bss&ist Cs.r]O$ Jlenriqwz. tenor &a.xophonist Walter

BJB.Iiiig Jr. srrl drummer Ali Jsck&on. Ms.r&alis srrl crew pi on 8 &W ths.t cruld InB.ke anyone into 8 die-hard jaZz fsn.

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an instant commercial and critical success, "Bus Stop," Inge, made its first debut on Broadway on March 2,

50 years later, it was put to life again by the University of Rolla Music and Theater group. The outstanding was put on the first weekend of March in 2005, and _zj -life incident that Mr. Inge himself observed. Based on

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Inge created the play about JX!ir of young lovers and ~ their struggle to find love in the modem world.

tic comedy, "Bus Stop" contains characters that and realistic. The play centers on the story of a at keep bumping into each other at bus stops as rural Missouri to Kansas City, Kansas. Every .man 0 Lrts with the woman and is re}'<:ted e woman's heart softens and she gives in to The performance shows the viewer what the risk of trying to Uve by their talents, in Lhe worlci homeless, rootless, and on

the move. Theater group did an outstanding cowooy. stern sheriff, nightclub professor from the "Bus Stop." for the stage, the play was very reatisdc. It was bringLng them in to a world by two

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The 2005 St Pat's Queen of Love and Beauty was Rachel GrOOsky. St Patrick was John Gantner. Photo by Brad Swaters.

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ÂŁB.!!h semester. the top rtÂĽJruilers of the work world come to UMR to see what students have to offer. Likewise. students flrek to the ca.reer fair to see what employers have to offer. BB.!!h pa.rticipant hopes to er.d up in a wi.Irwin sil:un/.ion whel:her gdti.ng an internship or fir.di.ng a ca.reer.

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Improvements to Campus Throughout this s::hool ymr. improvements have ~n taking place on campus. There is the ~on of jllvement in front of the library. which has~ leveloo and addoo to. There is a large ooncrete oval with bright flowers in it that will look lovely in the spring. Steps now line the sides of the place, and all new ooncrete has ~n rx>ured to give this ~on ofcampus a rather jllfk-like look. The Havener Center has~ oompleted. This state of the art building houses alarge number of programs and features a new cafeteria and game room The residential rollege. same as the Havener Center. is nearing its oompletion and should re ready for the students to move into 9Jmetime next year. It is looking gcxxi and spirits are high that it will re finishoo very 9JOn if there are no more drawoocks.

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..We all have ~mething to give. So if you know how to read. find If you·ve got a hammer. find a nail. join the community of conscience... Gmrgc II.W. Bush oncestatoo to AmeriGJns nationwide. This message is one that numerous organizations and individuals on the Rolla GJrnpus have taken to heart. From service organizations to fraternili~and sororities. many students at UMR put in hundredsofsel\lice hours for the 2004 2005 year! Serving with pride. the Rolla Chapter ofGarmna Alpha C\:!lta has helped out numerous organizations in the Rolla area.They area service organization that works hand in hand with the Wesley House to provide services to ~nefit the Ru~ll House and the community of Rolla. Thisisaco-«.1 organization that is made up of meml:usofthe various 10011 fraternities and sororities. In addition. the Pi Kap)Xl Alpha Fraternity put on a ~nellt concen. 'The White Trash Turkey Bash:· to help out a IOGJI ncroy farnily.lnviling SL Louis area oondsand other IOGJI oonds to JXlrlicipate in the action. the Pi Kap)Xl Alpha men sold t shirts to promote the performers and to get word out about what the concert ~nell too. Not only did they help out a local famUy. but the Pik~al~ro-sponsoroo a dodge ball tournament with C\:!ha Omicron Lambda (OOL) in February to help out the RusseU House which was very successful. While fratern it ics provide community se1\liCC, ~do many se1\lice organizations on campus. For instance. DOL put on its ever-famous DOL Soup Dinner on Dccem~r 2. 2004. Many of its members. including Sandy Wagner and Marilyn Emanuel. took up soup donations prior to the event and workoo at a table at the Puck to arccpt tickets from campus students and faculty to attend the dinner. In addition. all oft he proceeds from their Soup Dinner went to sup[X)rt the Russellllousc! Not only eire; DOL sup)Xlrt the Rolla oommunity. but so does the Eta Theta chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha. The Zetas showed their support in their ymrly Campus Kidnap in which the members .. kidnap.. the pr~idcntsof vdri~ IOGJI fraternities and sororiti~ to oollcct many items the Russell Ilouse is in dire need of. ~ides the Kidnap. they a l~ held their annual Volleyooll Tournament in the fall and started a new tradition at Lenny Ford encouraging people to test drive cars. For every pc~n who test drove. the Ford Motor Comr:klny donated a set amount of money to support 1he Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. Ex)Xlnding )XlStthe Rolla community. the Epsilon Alpha chapter of Kap)XII)>Ita suprXJrts the Prevent Child Abuse America foundation. They held their annual Campus Man. in which the Rolla campusorganizationsselccted male rcprescntativ~ to rntrr <llnluty l:klgcant the sorority put on. In addition. they ~ld shamrock oondsat thr Ilavcnrr Center to raise money for their philanthropy.Tw<'nty IX'IU'nt of the pnxmls from the>c'aCtivities went to Prcvrnt Child Abuse America. while thl' remaining righty prra'nt hrlrnJ out themmmunily by going to thr Ph<'lp~;CDuntyCommunity to prrvcnt child ~mcone whoGJn·l.

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From th~'organizations.many studrntsat UMR were able to l'ither hrlpoutthe communily by buying ~up. wrist l:k!nds.shirts. or just by 1~1 driving cars. Plus. many of the JUlple involved in thescorganiUJtions.and those involved in other organizations. put in many hourstose1"e the oomrnunity in which they spent a good portion of the year. I leiping out others is something that many campus organizations pride themselves in doing. As llany S. TnJmall once £Jid. "Vve know that helping others is the best way prolxlbly 1he only way to achieve a better future for ourselves... and numerous students at the University of Missouri-Rolla have lived up to and exceeded this '>l<lndard!

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"It"s not hard to make time for something I like." says sophomore Emily O'Nan, a double rnaj>r in civil and archit<r:tural engi n~ri ng. O'Nan is one of rna ny students em played during the ~hool year. but unlike students who oonstantly oomplain about their pbs. O'Nan is proud to work as a UMR student amba~dor. "I basiGllly heard about the j>b from other arnba~dors that I knew:· O'Nan says. "I became interested when 1saw (other ambassadors) giving tours on Glmpus. 1knew that was something I would love to do. It's an awesome j>b becau~ I get paid to do something 1en_py." Grad student Apy Panackal Padathu also works on the UMRGlmpus.staying busy at the front desk of the Gale Bullman Multi-Pur~ building. "I basiGllly helpch<X:k out <rluipment like rackets and balls for racket baiL" he says. adding that he also checks out items for badminton and ping-pong. as well as. "basketballs. volleyballs... It gets really busy when intramural basketball gamcsarcgoingon... ~pite his hecUc work ~hcdulc. Panackal Padathu has had no problem balancing his~hool work with his j>b. "I actually get a chance to do my homework when things are slow:· he says. O'Nan can't do her homework on the _pb. but she sti II pracliccsquality time management. An acUve athlete for the women's soccer team. O'Nan is also president of D::!lta Omicron lamtxla and M-Ciub. rcspcclively.and treasurer of the Fellowship of Christian At hletcs. Although she has to work hard to balance everything. O'Nan has nothing but pra i~ [or her _pb. "Bci ng a student amba~dor has helped me to improve my presentation skills."she shares. "just talking to all dirlerent types of people day in and day out has helped me to txmme much moreoonrident in my public speaking... Making money for ~hool is also a plus - and an important reason lor many students to work during the ~hool year.

Far upper nght: Apy Pa.MCko1 Podalhu .<ays ilf< cBn a/ways fmd .wmdlurg to do w/)(<n work1rg lilf< frori de.<k at UM Rs Mu/lrPur/'0"'! bwldug. Phdo by Tru""' 'furnt>r. Em1IY 0.\'an P"'lur«i 1mnmmlelv a]x,.;e lbdh left and nghll nti only works as o Sbxleri AmbB.-:sodor on camp<L< bti also days mvolv«l wllh UM R through lTilillple d/)(<r aclrvKK!$. Phda< by Amy Ed>.•Rrd.<. AriK:Ie by Amy Edward.<.

Continui.ng to grow in popliaril:y. wrictba.rrl& in colore from yellow and pink to green and r«i are decorsb.ng the armc of dudenf:s a.ll over CB.mp.l&. Supporti.ng VB.rirus cBll&es a.rrl chowi.ng unity B.11J.Ong dudenf:s. these wrictba.rrl& beB.r cuch mesca.ges a.c 'UVEE:J'RON(J - tha.nkc to none

other than Ls.me Armdong. the cyuli.ng legeni who visil«l the UMR CBmp.l& JB.&t year- a.rrl Until therec a. cure: a. cf:sieiJJBnt in cupport of brescf: csreer awarenesc.

b]B.Zer. a. ba.ceba.ll cap a.rrl croccxlile ]Wnps: What cruld these three ilemc h.a:ve in commorfl They a.ll represent growi.ng tre · the UMR dudent poplia.tion! BJB.Zerc are a.lwa.yc a.cce]iable for a. night on 'the town and there& ndh.ing more endea.ri.ng percon who cupporf:s their fo.vorile tEam ... whdhe.r that tEam wine the World Series or not. A DlW winner in fa.chion is poin 0«1 ]:wnps.' Dwindli.ng in popliarity for the pad few years. these choes are bs.ck on the dret:is and on woJIYJn& feri. UMR etude ~not be k.wvn for their fa.chion sence. but theyTe a.lwa.yc more than willirg to follow the crowd. Phciogrs.phy by Tr~ '!Urnu.

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Napoleon Dvnantlte For most of us, movies aoout high rl.ool never get old Seeing the piSt fashions. highs and lows ofreing a teenager, and reliving the glory days moves us over and over into the theater to~ what Hollywcxxl will rome up with next Perhaps one of the rest movies aoout high rllool ever is Na[XJleon Dynamite. Na]X>leon is the gawky. hard-to-Like-but-even-harder-to-dislike nerd of Preston Idaho. While stuck in a small town, Napoleon still has a big imagination - ranging from drawing ligers to bragging about his skills with a l:xlw staff. He befriends Pedro, the new Mexican studenl while awkwardJy connecting with ~b. the painfully shy photographer. Although he hates his ex-jX.k Uncle Rico and dcesn't even get along with his 32-year-old unemployed Internet-chatting brother Kip. Napoleon still finds his niche in the cruel hall of high school bullies and princesses. We fmaliy get to see all of hjs imagination pay off at the end of the movie, when he helps Pedro in the class elections. The scene in itself is worth the wait Perhaps you relate to Napoleon and perhaps you don't (I assume that many of us at UMR do). RegardJess, Nap:;leon Dynamite is86 minutes of the best movie lines you'U ever find. hilarious situations. and even some confusion that will leave you howling and hoping for a Na[XJleon pynamite 2

Phd~raphy by stsphaDiB Prather.

Rwiews by Keilsy Michelle Hwnmytbird.

Saper Size Me Being a rollege student, fast fro:! value menus are a little gift from heaven it!df. Whatcangowrongwith cheap priresand huge JXJrtions of deep-frioo goo:lness that will leave you fillEd well until the pizza arrives? Acrording to Morgan Spurlock. plenty. In his documentary. Sr lfX'rSi21' Me. Spurlock it 1spirrd by lllf' rroml news slorics of 1wo ol:x'3' l('('nagr girls who SI IC' Mc!Xlnalds for Iheir IK'allh problems.gre;on a moJlllllong Md})nalds bingtâ&#x20AC;˘ which takes him to 20 li Iirs acnJS<; II JC rountry. Whal we lind fronllhi~c.xnu-:,ion i:,~lxoring. While in gcxxl sh<t[X! himsel[ Spurlock rmploy~ 1lw hrlp of thrccclo:Âˇtorsilnd il nutrilionisl in monil01ing his hmllh. Aflcr jusl a rouple of days. we <n> Spurkd< b:!gin il downward cydr_ llisdoctorsand vegan girlf1iend beg him to end thisdiel ~rly. Gaining weighI is just tl te outward sign: His livl'r tx:comes toxic. his cholesterol skyrockets. his Iibido sags. and he get!> headaches and l:n:omesdepr~xl Su{X'rSi71' Ml'isiln cntrrlaining rkmmrntmy flllrd wilh imrx>mnt messagesal:xmllhE'eatingstylcofourrounuy ranging from l'lcrnemary atfrlcria foo.ls to what we iiS <Klult:dl<Xre lfgcxxl eatillg habits is a goo Iof yours in lhr New Yrar. !>lat1 out with SujJPrsizr Me You willllnd ple1 11y of mo1ivali011 to pul down Ihad1ies and srek a ~It hicr altcrnal ivc.

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The trt to UMR hen lllterutllls one. Atk envo11e fro• 1 .tete other then Mll•o•rlend 9 tillu olf of 10 thev heve prohi~IV never hurd of Rolle. So then how do people set here? Well for SIIIIIU thllllt well how• stop totterdt ,. •• ••d fort•••,~.. for othert thiiiiJut I fl•lv trtdHioll. I•Vtelf hed ellttle f••IV pru11re to ettend UMR. Both of •V perenh were stlde•h here If Rolle. Mv lither wu Ill ••sllleerllls ••us••••t 11d el•o 1 •••hr of l••~d• Chi freternHv. Mv •other wu 1 pert of the ••th depert•e11t 111d wu one of the fo•ndert of Zete T11 Alphe. A11d whle thlf w01ld he eno•gh pru11re for •o•• people whle I wulooklllg If tehool• •V titter, 1petrol••• ensllleer end •••her of Zete T•• Alphe, Wit •l•o glvlllg •• 1 n•dse thll w•v· B1t I ctll honutlv that II not the reuon that I ce•• to Rolle. On the contrerv H••de Rolle ••••lie the word piece o• urth. I u•• to viiH ••d fell Ill love with the et•o•phere and the people. So here I•• after five vur., .tlllll Rolle. 1, ••lie •V fi•IV •• 1ot •• ..sllleer. Herd to ~ellevelt h•t UMR llactullv I prettv sood tchoolevelllf do•'t Wlllt to he en •nsllleer. o•• tdVIItas• to followllls. foot deptt thev k•ow •II .~o.t lt. I do11't have to uplelll how chellensllls the clauu ere or how ••tlcllls the hm ere. A•d HII f•• to lilt•• to •V perent'• dorlu 1~o1t the wav Hue to h. Bit don't Jut teke It fro• ••· Here ere •o•• storle• fro• other fi•IV lesaclet. Jeff Bu~v h•s•n hll ensllleerllls cereer off hv ettendllls the UMR ensllleerllls u•p thlf II offered over the •••••r. Hll parent. htd ••sguted he so and check It o1t tlllce he wu sood at ••th end wented to go to 1 tehool. B1t Ill reaiHV Jeff knew ••ch •ore of e~•sllleerlns even hefore thet polllt. Jefr• •o• ••d dad hth htd attended Rolle. Hll fether sot hiiBS Ill Ctvl E•slneerlns and hll •other sot her BS Ill Mlnllls .. sllleerllls. B1t Hdou •ot 111d there. Jeff alto had the plu••re of lur•llls ah01t ••sllleerllls fro• hll 11cle P11IBuhv and hll srut ••cle Jill DeBerrv hoth Ill Mech~~tlul ..sllleerllls. Jefrt srandfether Rohert B..llls tlto sraduted fro• UMR with hll BS In Ctvl Ensllleerllls. UMR hu 1 wide verletV of ensllleerlns ••Jou to choote fro• 111d Jeff htd eiHtlelllt~ht on qde 1 few. In the ~~td he decided to so lllto 1 field hll fa•IV wun't necuurlv en upert 1ft, Ensllleerlllg Man•s•••nt. B1t Jefr. •o•ll prohehiV helpllls olf ellttle. Shell the VIce Pruldent of Puhodv Enersv· She started fro• the sr01nd •P' Jut thll put •••••r Jeff sot to work Ill the depart•..t the started Ill with •o•• of the people the worked wHh. Now that II • fi•IV tredltlo11. There are •ore ... d..h Oft ce•pu thlf ••d teco•d S•lllrlflol ••• ,.. So•• ere eve• th..d ••d fo•rth Stlllrttlo•• I s••u that ..... thtt Rolla rullv II not thet htd of I place to he. Keep that • •lid wh.. It II vo.r kldt t•r• to so to collese <UMR dou offer • reallv lOIII ••d d••shteu tcholeuht to thote o1t of towneu). Sfory IIY Trld Hekem IDd pbefos profldal bY Jd1 Busby.

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Maj>r: C'..omputrr Sri<'ll!1'. Yc'ilr Enrolled: Fall 2CXY1

Why did you chcm UMR? I was thr t~t option ! had a11d UMR hils gcxxl cour~ rrlaurlto rny amrs of interest. Was it hard to adjJst to UMR? No. not at all TilC JX'Oplc• here have ~n very IK•Itlful and GJring.'n"K'Y IJ<rvr IX'f'n very fril'rKIIy ilnd the rrople whom I am ci<N' to tn~rtme as family. What are the advantages of ~g here? ·nK~ <xlue<~tion system is mrlly gcxxl. AI~ I gN to learn aoout Am('riaur nrhure which is oompletely differt'nt from my own

Name: Apurv Jawlt' From: Mw11hri.lnlic1 Maj>r: M,r\1<'1' > i11lnfomration Sri«'IWl'<IIKI T~hnoi<~W (hrll 2001) Why did you clxxre UMR? .. Best amorrg tht•lot! /'qxrrt fromthat.g<xxl rPputatioll intiK· mid west region. and IST.il grot inwrdisciplinary rou~Was it hard to adjJst to UMR? Not mrlly.atxtrt from the Mi~;otll i wmthrr? What are the advantages of being here? RcsjX)nsihilily with independrll(r.

Name: Panrl Kllilr~t•jr. From Nt'\\ [Hhi. hklia

Maj>r: Iam a gr<KI S1Ud1·nt. rm tJring in brgi111wing Mamgr•m·nt Why <lid you~ UMR? Tlwn• is a lot of n'Sl~rrch work going on in the Fmanl)'pt. II<'IK1'.1llOn'rhanrrsof gettingfundoo. Was it hard to adjJst to UMR? Ididn't llrKI it hard at all toad'~'~ in Rolla. JX~lplt' ;m• vrry frirrKIIy. l mrll.y <'npy my stay in Rolla. What are the advantages of being here? Ewrything is~rosily ,m~'>ihl«'.lt'sa <,mall pla<l':,till Illililly l'Vl'l)thing is,IV<liL1ble.

fre•h•an Week 2004 once again uw the exclte•ent of teveral d•denft, Jo•rnevlng fro• ho•e after pecking their &ag• <end &lankeh and bttket&allt and •lcrowavet) to •ove to Rolla, the •lddle of evervwhere. PRO week, alto known at Preview, Regldratlon and Orientation week --or even plain old •opening Weeki"-- give• tf1denh their flrtf tute of college life, arriving on ca•pu a week &.fore clauet tfart.IJndergrad~ate enroll•ent on the flrtf dav of clauet at IJMR wu expected to &e 4,052, an lncreue of 14 tf1denh over lad vear'• record flg~re of 4,033, according to latra Stoll, IJMR reglttrar. The •ndergrad~ate enroll•ent It now •ore than 12 percent larger than that of fall 2000.

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Ahve felt: Pertlcpenh In the Solfh Alrlce Geoloslcel lleld tr~ tftdVIns pens•lll• Ill Ktl~owskL A~ove r~ht: Mepplns on the Htrlune Fetlt nur Ceder Cltv. Below: '"The Grotp" et the Ca•p ol Good Hope. Below r~ht: 2003 Grotp In Zion Netloul Perk. Photos lro• the Geoloslcel Enslneerlns Depert•ent.

by Tract Holromb For at least four years students get up, go to class and go home. Nothing too exdting, pretty much the same thing every student in the world dre;. Duling summer 2004, however, Dr. Ro~rt Laudon took twenty students on a class trip that was unlike any other. For six weeks th~ students Jmtidpatoo in a field <Alllp in South Africa In ax>~ration with the University of Western Cape, the students spent ~veral hours a day attempting to do geology work Nights were spent writing reports of what they had <llimvered that day. Although this was an ooucational trip, it did not stop them from ~ing tourists and celebrating that they were not in Rolla ~ They traveloo to theCa~ of GooJ. Hope, as well as Rob~n Island the location ofNe&m Mandela's imprmnment They also took a trip ~ 1 to Kirn~rley "Big Hole" diamond mine and visitoo an African winery. H This trip was an opportunity forth~ students to understand more al:xJut geology, but it also p~ntoo them with the chanre ~ to ~rienre life unlike their own. They ':Y:lw townships as well as exclusive parts of South Africa They witn~ Africa trying to Q) emerge from Apartheid and witn~ first hand the pride and enthusiasm Africans have for their rountry. '"0 While returning from their visit to Rob~n Island the students stumbloo upon a relebration They were fortunate enough to ~ ~the Olympic torch roming through South Africa Jenn Allen a ~nior in Geological engineering, was on the trip and d&rt~ this relebration by ':Y:lying that it ~e extremely dear hearing the drums and ~ing the traditional African dandng that they were all in an extraordinary JEr1: of the workl For ~students. this truly was the trip of a lifetime. ~~

JustynAI!m and Sabrina Jones

ROO.rick Mcl))nald

Nathan Williams and Trinea Turner

and Jamie Webb

Just friendsi.Long time love Relationships are complicated and not easy to maintain. It dre; not matter if you are "just friends" or long time lovers you have to work at it. And if after all that you still aren't sure what to do you G1n ask these people who have, somehow, figured it all out

Stephanie Prather, Jre Liefer and Krista Wolfe

Photos bV:Trtnea Turner and Stephan e Prather

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Mome Some MomentsBe Glad You Are Not One Of These People

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Holly Weinrerg

Everyone has th~ times in life when you wish no one had reen around to~ you do that stupid thing that you just did But that is pn1 of life. It has happen to me and I am sure it has happenoo to you. Keep that in mind while you read the horrifying moments that th~ people were willing to relive. ]en Allen a mor in geological engineering re::ollt:rtOO: My freshman yf!dr of s:xx:er startoo out with a multi-game tournament up in MinnesJta. Our cmch grabre:t our uniforms and all of the ~uipment for the bus ride on a chartemi bus. It was rold but the tournament went fine with no mapr problems. Since tournaments take place over the weekend fX!IiOO, we al3:l had other games ~oouloo for the uproming week. Freshman~ are very stressful and trying to explain to your teachers that the ~n you did oodly on the quiz was OO::a~ you had ~r games did not always go over well. Neither did telling the same teachers that you had to miss class for an away game. By Thtmrlay of that week. my stress level was pretty high. and I was getting ready to load the vans for our game against rivals. Southwest Baptist I thought that I had p3.ckai everything plus g:,me. However. when we were getting dres.<a:l in game wear. in front of the whole team I askoo the question "So. who pickoo up the uniforms OO::a~ I nero to get mine." I was not only mortifi.Erl. but I had a whole team of older girls. and a cmch that was extremely upret when I rea1.i.zej I had to grab my own tclore we left It was the most eJ'IllmTasc;ing and <;J:;iJI'f moment for me at UMR Holly Weinrerg a freshmen business management rnaj>r said: One day I was walking out of dvil and trioo to walk down the hill instead of the stairs. Well I slippai down the hill and an old man ran up to me to try and help me. I was~ em~ that I just jurnpai up and actoo like I was talklng on my phone and ran away! Marilyn Emanuel a g:,phomore in metallurgical engineer m:allOO: Just last week I was romplaining to the head of my deputrnent how 'f1:AIY and ronfusing one of the text tmks was. Apparently he wrote it I should've JXlid attention to the byline on that one! Moments like th~ you never forget and they are the ones that you really would like to forget more then any others. It happens though. and there is nothing you can do aoout it Stay strong stay ronfident, and most of all stay on your feetl

Storv bv: Traci Holcomb Photos bV:Tract Holcomb and UMR athletics

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'There is nothing to do in Rolla" is a common statement heard from many students. Although we don't have big night clubs and big fancy bars there is plenty to do ifyou look for it The first and most obvious ~n ~ple um't find things to do is OO:a~ they are under age. Many of the attractions here are OOrs. The most popular plare is the Grotto. Many under age students have heard of it, but almost none have ~nit There is definitely a college 1m atmosphere going on with the rement floor fEinted green of m~ as well as pool tables and a mnstant haze of smoke. A~ the street is a fairly young hot spot, All Stars Sports Bar. In its former glory it was a theater. The first transformation was - - - - - - - - - - - - . an attempted at a night club. Seeing as this is Rolla, a seamd transformation took plare. We now nmgnize it as All Stars. There's more of a family vire from this plare ~ing as how the whole family helps run it, and there is actually a menu involved. The giant television ~n is also a crowd pleaser as long as you like what is on it I would like to take a minute to salute a fallen hero. This year we lost a reloved friend of the mrnmunity. The Tater Patch buckled under the pressure that the gro:l town ofRolla provides. Although The Patch, as most people called it, was not a huge mllege hot spot it definitely had its regulars. The townies that would hit on you, the plywro:l floors. and the lire~ plate demr will never re forgotten Even though Rolla is such a small town there are so many OOrs. Still on active duty we have Jimmy's, the Top Hat (which just rerently reo~mrl under new management~ and The Pub Mobile. This article would notre mmplete without mentioning Thirsty Thucrlay's at El Maguey. and also under new management Bruno's. But what aoout those ~ple that do not spend every night out at the bar. And yes those ~ple do exist in Rolla mntrary to popular relief. Our campus actually provides several events such as mmedians. mnrerts, movies, plays. danres, and more. Almost every religious group on campus has an organization and a building they um re at There are also plares conntrted with town A Slire of Pie is a great plare to go to spend time with friends and they also have some of the greatest pies I have ever tasted. And as sad as it is for me to put this down in writing there is always Wal-Mart So the next time you say there is nothing to do stop and look around you Although activities and fun won't just jump out and say "Here I am" there are things to do if you look for them Story and photos by Tract Holmmb.

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Fro11 Brano'• and JIII•V'• to the Upto.-n and El Magaev, there are uveral placet to tpend tlnle In Rolla, hanging oat .-lth friend• and tocltllzlng .-lth friend IV drangeu. Not 211 Placet like ASlice of Pie offer a nice alternative, .-lth good, clean and nonalcoholic fanl Photo• bv Trae I Holco•b.

8otarl\to ElectriC &tts ~~tte..e <.o~ ~~t, It is a well known fact that the universitv requires students to live in campus approved housing lor at least two vears. And until fall of 2004 the onlv options were the dorms and Joining a sororitv or lraternitv. Allison Arnn' the proJect manager lor the new 200S solar house' got the opportunitv to change things a bit. last fall Allison was selected to live in the 2002 solar house. Manv have seen the babv blue house with the white shutters on the corner ol 1Oth and Poole, across from the Multi-purpose building' but not manv know what it is all about. The solar house was built lor the 2002 Solar Decathlon In Washington D.C. The UMR team competed against eighteen teams in the series of ten competitions' finishing ninth overall. Thev also took home first In refrigeration, second in energv balance, and third In hot water. Once returning from the nation's capital, the house was reassembled oil campus and Allison moved in. In an article done bV Women's World magazine Allison admitted ~I wasn't sure about it when I heard I'd been picked to test out the house bV living in it." But at the time ol the article evervthing was smooth sailing lor Allison. She pavs $300 rent a month and no more electric bills. The one complaint bV Allison' ~I have no wall space, a lot ol windows and doors. The design team needs to work on that." And have thev. The 200S solar decathlon Is rapid IV approaching' and the team is readv and raring to go. Manv ol vou have seen the house being built on campus at the old bonfire location. The team wanted a house that worked elllcientlv and could travel to Washington D.C., but that was also appealing to the eve. The design idea: The Fibonacci sequence. In mathematical terms anv number In the Fibonacci sequence Is the sum of the previous two numbers in the series (0, 1, 1, 2, 3, s, 8, 13, and so on.) As these numbers reach inlinitv vou can divide a number bv its predecessor and get the Golden ratio ol 1. 618. The challenge was to incorporate this theme into an actuallavout lor the house. Storv bv Traci Holcomb.

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has proved to~ a vâ&#x201A;Źf'Y'"b!rrefir:latPIUJ~rritfff had a very sua:essful spring semester in 2005. Not only org~zatiol$. but they a&> put on numerous roals for the students to

en_py! KesJOerlua.t Hall Association put out many donations at the University

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Included in these activities were movies and makeovers, a presentation by romedian Buzz

Southerland and games aoout alrohol awareness. Not only did RHA donate an abundant amount of money for other programs. but they a&> put on numerous activities for the students to enj)y. They supported and directed SnowOOJ.L which is the residential ran a program in April called. 'What a Night of Gaming~

was put on for the students. but this wasn't any ordinary they were single) or red (if they were taken~ On the other

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that brought a lot of exdtement! spring semester that not only ~nefited the residents at UMR but helped ...,U.> as well They donated over $4500 to outside organizations. and they

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Story by: Stephanie Harman

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Patriots hcadccl off with the Philadelphia Eagles. and celebrating St. Pat's in a way nlike any other. the Thomas jefferson Hall Association (TJHA) workccl hard Spring Semester 2005 to bring Jefferson to life! They put on dances. raves. movie marathons. a poolabalooz.a. and va •vu.~..................I.LI.L~.II.L-.l~u..ui.J{ much fun living in the residential halls can be. Working hand-in-hand lion. TJHA was able to bring these various activities to the students. Thomas jefferson Hall Association showccl what they DDR Rave (Iklnce Dance Revolution). This was headed by two ,..1\(J,... ""'''"' and proved to oc a huge success with over sixty rrople showing u also put on some exciting competitions. A muralcompctil ion was or some other part of their noor using their noor funds and addition. a mini movie marathon was held. To achieve this. students could get together and make mini movies to see which person or group of people created the best mini movie! Tn addit ion. TJHA held a Super Bowl Party in the TJ South lounge as the Patriots played the Eagles in Super BowI XXXIX. Besides putting on part ics. TJHA also put on a movie and a rna kcover directed toward the fema lestudents. This included a movie followed by a Mary Kay makeover. In addition. a Poker tournament was held by TJHA that was very successful! TJHA has also helped out RHA this semester by helping out

Forming the Quadrangle. Altman. Kelly. McCarney. Holtman. large amount of people. The Quad is headccl by the Quadrangle Hall Associat in the spring of 2005. They hel~ out and mmpctccl in St. Pat's. hosted a j'Xlrlicipatecl in Campus Man. The Quadranglestarteel off the sem~ter right when they cr¥'1.-.cn.·tH annualCampus Man cmnpct ition. After this male 00:\uty pageant. it was ti IJ,l;i..I~~~..I:U.J~wui..I.JIO.i» annual Best Ever St. P.t~t's! To get ready. the r~identsof the Quadrangle got together and built an giant cudgel. This cudgel was massive. finely GJrvccl.and skillfu lly pain too for the cudgel making a cudgel. QI IAaIso hcl peel host movies and j:xlker tournaments to provide enterta i residents during St. P.t~t's. ln addition to thcseevents.theQuad also (klrticipatccl in theGon7.o very green week. where they won llrst in women's volleyl:xlll! Not only did they play in the they also had a lmth for the St. Pat's carnival. This I:XXJth was a giant jumping castle for the

enpy. While they may have parlicij'X!tecl a lot in St. P.dt's. QHA also organi7ro and parlici events. One of these events helpro to them end their semester right. They held one of 1heir traditional semester volleyball tournaments. This tournament was a two on twommpctition lx!twccn either men's. women's.oranl teams. By sellingshirtsshow<Asing the tournament and charging for learn rcgistration.thismm(X'tition provoo to oca very su~fu l fundraiser forQl!A! The Quadrangle Hall Association has had an eventful semester with it's various involvements. They put up a fight in the St. Pat'smmpctilion.sponsorccl a GJndidate lor Campus Man. and put on a great sand volleyball tournament to say the least. This program isgreatatgell ing the Quad ~idents involved. while listening to and mnsidering their opinions.

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Why you want to OO:ome an RA So lhat 1could make living in the halls fun. Not just for others. but lor myself too. WhatyoulikeaooutreinganRA You learn a lot aboutyour~~l fand olhers in the job. 1have made some very imiXJrtant friendships with fellow RAs and residents. What you don't like aoout reing an RA I hate thai peopledon't see alii he hard work Lhat the hall staffs put in to making Res Life a fun and rewarding experience. What was the one thing you've had to do as an RA that you wish you never had to do: J had to do third shift duty during St. Pats. talk about a bummer.

Hotel Once you have ~n acceptffi into UMR they send you that thick envelo~ that has all of the information you would ever want and more inside. More sptifically it has all of the campus approvffi living arrangements. And then you have to choose. This event hasn't changed from year to year or from college to college for that matter. One thing that was different however were the chooses. The freshmen class of 2005 had the option of living in the new dorms. Come to find out they had the option but not the ability. Everyone has~ and heard about the delayffi amstruction of the new residential facilities. This meant that all the students that were signed up to live there had to make new arrangements. Well the university figurErl s:>mething out hotels. Yes. I said hotels. ~ students were told they would be living in a hotel while the new dorms were being finishei After hearing the news would be resident Erin Houston said "At first I was thinking that it would be a huge hassle OO:ause I figurej hotel guest would be coming in and out but then I found out about the JXX>l and I felt better." Alex Go:xmn. another student said 1 was disapJX)intffi but at the same time I figurej being able to ~y I livffi in a hotel was kind of (XX)l" And boy was it (XX)l The hotel was every freshman's dream come true. It was like being at home without the ):W"ents. The females were in suites with queen size OO:ls. The males were not as fortunate but stilllivffi large in their full size OO:ls. Amaid ~rnce would come to their rooms once a week and dean up. only if they could make it in the room though They were not allowffi to touch anything on the 00:1. So ifyou wantffi dean sheets you had to dear it off before they got there. Als:>. it had a oothtub. I can remember oock to my dorm days longing for a ooth every once in a while. There were als:> only two p:x>ple to a oothroom. s:> much better then communal showers. There were other little things that they all enj:JyErl. The indoor JXX)L wireless internet cable television with HOO. and being able to ~k dose to where you actually live just to name a few. But the hotel wasn't all sunshine and glitter. Tyler Cobb. who definitely enj:Jyffi the ~rks. was als:> irritatffi by the distance. "You couldn't just run home and pick up your books for your next class. You had to have everything with you that you needffi that day." I know we all ~w the big yellow b~ driving around campus picking p:x>ple up and dropping them of( they would circle every half and hour. "Your whole day had to be plannErl around the bus rlla:iule". remarkffi Alex. The foo:i situation wasals:> less then desirei Ap]:W"efltly the dinner at the hotel was lunch at one of the cafeterias on campus. So. more times then not ~ JXX>r kids had to eat the same thing twice in a row. Boom~ as mentiorxrl before they had to stay on campus until they were done for the day. So now that the adventure is over and done with I askffi ~students what they likffi better. the dorms or the hotel Tyler votes for the dorms 1 would have to ~y the dorms just OO:ause of the convenience." Erin shouts for the hotel Thfinitely the hotel! The Hoj:J. as we~ affoct:ionately callffi it was much bigger then my current room in Kelley Hall The hotel was much more fun Seriously. come on it was a hotel!" And lastly. Alex isn't quite sure. '"The dorms are nice just OO:ause they are on campus and~ much closer to everything. other then that I really miss the hotel It was a tough transition" That statement pretty well sums up the feelings of th~ students. Although it was disapJninting to hear they wouldn't live in the new dorms th~ students made the best of the situation handffi to them And in the end miss it "It's a once in a lifetime chance. how many college kids can ~y they livffi in a hotel for a ~mester?' Alex said explaining her experience.

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JeremyGreenwoai Jason Reck. DlMl Spilrlen

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Jenny Edwo..rds (Reporter). JOGh Mortier.

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then go on to get my state license to practice counseling What will you miss about UMR? ? I will miss all the friends I have mode, the professors that have mode me wont to learn and all the resources that I have hod occess to on campus. Advice for fuh.re UMR grads: Don't procrastinate. Keep in touch with your friends. Toke advantage of every opportunity to get ahead.

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never getting too old to have fun!

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]ack Ridley.

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department. Don't waste your time with residential government.

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Met 385. Ever jump in over your head? I did. Âˇ William Rowden

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be.

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the boring place everyone makes it out

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Work 路 Research and Development. 路 Cameron Bahram-ahi

complain unless you are willing to do something to make whatever it is you're complaining

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bette.r!

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home to Malaysia to get o job. I om also ploming to tour Et.rope for two months. What will you miss about UMR?

The frierds.

Advice for futt.re UMR grads: Don't study too hard. relax, get to know It doesn't mean do not study at all just not all

the time!

people and hove frn in college.

&otty Black

Chad Beardslee

Engineering Management

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Michael Brower

Mechanical Engineering

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Nursing College!

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-John Gillis

How do you think UMR can increase enrollment in the future? Design the buildings and campus more attractive~...hire an architect! -Jason f ouraker

Who was your favorite professor at UMR and why? Bogan, he can entertain you for hours. -David Goben

What will be your fondest memory of UMR in ten years? Fun times traveling on school trips. -Kathrine Glee

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Jeremy Hagerman

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Engineering Management

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My fondest memory will be working on the Miners in Space Vomit Comet welding project, especially the all-nighters, ~oating on the vomit comet, and aruguing with my male team members over appropriate acronyms for SPEW, PUKE, and REGURGITATE. -Kathryn Goben Who was your favorite professor at UMR? Dr. Burken -Jeremy H agerman What are your plans for the future?

rm going to be an airforce pilot. -~athan t1edden

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with friends,

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Hometown: Webb City, MO Major/Degree: Electrical Engineering

Plans after graduation: There is nothing set in stone os of yet. I would just like to get a

job where I enjoy waking Lp and and finally own my own

going to work every morning. Beyond that, I want to settle into a nice cornmL.nity with my family

horne.

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UMR'? I will clearly miss my duch. Over these lost few years, my wife

very involved with Ft. Wyman Baptist Chu-ch.

and

I have become

The people there are like no other and we will have great difficulty finding

another chu-ch like it. Advice for futu-e UMR grads: Get involved in the oommL.nity! Look beyond the activities offered on campus and become

the cornmL.nity will always need yo.s active participation to fL.nCtion yo.s neighborhood and city coo offer both you and yo.s family

a contributor to society because wherever you live properly. Don't ignore

the importance of what

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What are your plans for the future? full time job, and pursue Master's Degree. - Shawn Lynch

What was your favorite place on campus to study? The Grotto. -Paul Manley

Senior Will: M y fake sleeping mechanism - professors will never ~now if you are asleep or not. -]ohnathan McDaniel

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David Middendorf

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What are you plans for the future?

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research and development. -Keith N orton

What was your hardest class at UMR? They were all hard.

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What was your hardest class at UMR?

town?

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Dr. Nelson

enjoyed the class.

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-Abbie Stewart

What are you plans for the future?

What will

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far future have a couple of kids.

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-Jason Stadt What advice do you have for underclassmen? Enjoy it to the most. -Matthew Stalling

Who was your favorite professor at UMR? lance Haynes. I've never known a prof to have so much fun in and out of class. -Joy Stein

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be your fondest

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Who was your favorite professor at UMR?

leaving town?

Dr. Carol Ann Miller

Rolla.

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Dr. Pemicka

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the hospital and then wear a shng and brace for 2 months.

What are your plans for the future?

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Obtain an MBA while working full-time and create my own company. -Angel Uruchima

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