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TouR OF miSS OURI BIHE RACE Goe s THRO UGH THE miDD LE OF EveR' T'WHE RE In September 2008 the Tour of Missouri bike race began in St. 1~ Joe, Missouri, stopped in Kansas City, continued to Clinton, then Spring2:: field. Stage 3 began in Branson and went through ~ebanon to get to. lLJ Rolla. After that the bikers went on to Jefferson Ctty to get to the fimsh ~ line in St. Louis. This is no small feat. The bikers had to face the heat, the 1 1 I fatigue, and the treacherous hills that Missouri has to offer.

Rolla did it's small part in welcoming the bikers and then send-~ ing them off to St. Louis. Streets were closed and volunteers were found.

Most of the town and the students came out to see this feat that brought in professional cyclist from all over.

This race was made up of 120 cyclists from 15 professional teams from more than 20 countries. The cyclists had one week to travel across the state on a bike. It started off with a bang on September 8, paused for homage to the Armed Forces on September 11th, and kept going for a grand finale on September 14th.

Stage I was 90 miles, stage 2 was 126 miles. Stage 3 was a short 18 miles followed by the grueling 95 miles riddled with hills in stage 4.

Stage 5 was 108 mi les, stage 6 another 96 miles and then the final stage was 70 miles long. This was a total of 603 miles.

It has been said that the bike race is like a "super bowl on wheels." Hundreds of fans from around the state volunteer, with more Racers trained f or a long time for this race. lining the raceway to watch. ESPN covers the race so many more can watch on T.V. Each year Missouri's race grows bigger, better, and harder.

This means that each year it attracts more athletes from more professional teams from farther away. This race is comparable to the ones in Europe, like the Tour De France, and is among the top in the country.

Next year's race is already being planned, and the citizens and students ofRolla will be ready to host some of the world's hardest working athletes again in 2009.

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The finish line was filled with observers andfans cheering on the cyclist.

Left and Right: During the race several of Rolla streets were closed for the cyclists to pass through saf ely .

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Answering questions, the cyclists were funny and laid back.

Most of the design teams were out for the event.

The winners pose on the podium after the race. They worked hard to get to those places!

Big money was the prize for finishing early.

Posing for a picture the cyclist brings his family up.

The student design teams took this opportunity to show off their transportation that would have gone faster than a bicycle.

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HomecominG 2008 On October 18, 2008 students, fans , and alumni crowded into the Allgood-B aily stadium at Missouri S&T to celebrate the end of the Homecoming Ln fe tivitie . The fun of the Arabian Nights themed festival started earlier in the 1- week with a Joe Miner look alike contest, an amazing race game, and various 2:: competitions, as well as the announcement of the King and Queen candidates.

LW Departments around campus put on Homecoming picnics which students could ~ go and have free food.

LI.J In the spirit of free food, this year tailgating before the game was very popular. The new BBQ club had their stand, as did the Alumni Association, and many other individual s and organizations. Then game time rolled around. Misouri S&T played Kentucky Wesleyan at 1pm. They fought hard, and with help from the offense defeated the team with a score of58-7.

During halftime of the game the candidates were introduced. For King there were ll candidates: Lance Weinmann, a senior nominated by Pi Kappa Alpha; Andrew Ronchetto, a senior nominated by Student Council; Nathaniel Goss, a senior nominated by Zeta Tau Alpha; Patrick Maloney, a senior nominated by TJ Hall Association ; Lane Brewer, a junior nominated by Kappa Delta; Charles Hlinak, a senior nominated by Sigma Nu; Paul Conrad, a senior nominated by Kappa Kappa Psi/Tau Beta Sigma; Daniel Kientz, a senior nominated by Chi Omega; Brandon Radford, a junior nominated by Quadrangle Hall Association; Drew Schuermann, a senior nominated by Kappa Alpha; and Jason Schlueter, a senior nominated by Phi Kappa Theta.

The Queen candidates were: Dianna Meyers, a senior nominated by Pi Kappa Alpha; Megan Rodenberg, a junior nominated by Student Council; Caitlin Koebbe, a senior nominated by Kappa Alpha; Tori Ratliff, a senior nominated by Zeta Tau Alpha; Amanda Gealy, a junior nominated by TJ Hall Association; Stacie Adams, a senior nominated by Kappa Delta; Lacey Laird, a freshman nominated by the Quadrangle Hall Association; Sarah Rapone, a senior nominated by Sigma u; Kristyn Smith, a sophomore nominated by Phi Kappa Theta; Emily Holden, a senior nominated by Kappa Kappa Psi/Tau Beta Sigma; and Kathleen Chiles, a senior nominated by Chi Omega.

Chancellor Carney crowned Lance Weinmann and last year's Homecoming Queen Beth Gronke crowned Dianna Meyers. The group who won was Pi Kappa Alpha. After the crowning the MS&T band performed their routine and then the MS&T Gold Miners Dancers took the field.

All in all the Homecoming was a success. Alumni enjoyed themselves, and took time to view all the changes that have been happening on campus. The current students enjoyed the games and food , and all the candidates looked great.

It was a fun weekend for all.

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Left: Kristen Hiten, Ben Hale, Krista Stewart and Angie Bulen enjoy the Biology Dept. Picnic.

Right: The Army ROTC guys did push-ups for each point that the Miners made throughout the game.

Pete Eppestien portrayed Joe Miner very well, even the silent part.

The real Joe Miner got some help with the cheer.

The King and Queen pose with Pi Kappa Alpha, the Homecoming winners.

Homecoming Queen Diana Meyers and King Lance Weinman pose after the crowning.

The BBQ club weren 't the only tailgaters at this years homecoming. Many people came out early to enjoy some good food before the game.

The Goldminers showed off their skills at halftime.

The MS&T Cheerleaders pumped up the crowd for the game.

The Solar Car Team carried their car to the fes tivities.

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DIW ALI niGH T LIG HTS UP miS SOU RI S&T Ui very year the Indian Association helps Missouri S&T students celebrate Diwali, an 1- Indian festival of lights. It is a celebration full of color, dances, and energy. This year was no ex-

2:: ception, and the Indian Association put a lot of hard work into it. They prepared for two months, LlJ everything from the dance choreography, to the food, to the fireworks that were set off after the

~ cultural show. Finally on October 26, 2008 all the hard work was displayed.

Ll 1 The show started with compeers Kiran Rangarajan and Tejasini Tammina welcoming - everyone and telling newcomers what Diwali is all about. Then president of the Indian Association, Vachaspathy Kuntamukkala gave his thanks to all the hard work that went into it. He then introduced the guest who would light the lamp, Dr. Aanjeev Aggarwal, a professor in the electrical engineering department.

With the formalities out of the way it was time to move into the celebration. Shikha Chaudhary, Arpana Murthy, Bipin Inamadar and Deepika Timmavajjula sang a prayer song, followed by a classical dance preformed by Kashrneera Ghosh, Hindu Kothapalli and Anju Sarah Kurian. Gosh, along with Amendra Koul, Karuna Vineetha Vemulapalli, Sneha Suda Devarkaonda, Anju Sarah Kurian, Rubal Wanchoo, Guru Pratap Singh Sandu, Arvid Nanduri, Jigar Mis- Dance is a huge part of the try, Humayun Shariff, Aparama Sukhavasi provided the choreography for all the dances done, Indian culture. as well as the fashion show.

The fashion show depicted styles from all over India. It featured amazing colors and beautiful material. After it was over there was a presentation on the origins ofDiwali, followed by instrumental music performed by Sriram Ventateshwaran and Nikhil Doiphode. After the short break, it was back to dancing. The Thiruvathira dance, which is normally part of the Thiruvathira festival celebrated in Kerala India, was followed by the energetic Bhangra dance, which originates in Punjab, India. The fusion dance that followed was a mixture of traditional costumes and dances performed by the women along with modem dances by the men. The last dances were the Ganesh vandana, performed in respect of lord Ganesha, and Filmy, where the men danced to popular songs in Indian films. There was also a cultural presentation, showing the heritage, lifestyle, and loves oflndia. This part always receives generous applause from the audience. There was also a Life at Rolla presentation where the students showed the various activities they participate in on campus. The show ended on a patriotic note, with dancers dressed in the colors of their countries flag.

The majority of the audience then found themselves entertained with fireworks on their The President of the India walk to the Havener Center to enjoy some traditional Indian food. The food took the whole Association gave some opening remarks before the weekend to prepare, even with 56 people helping out. It was well worth it and delicious.

Thi s event takes a lot of hard work, but it is one of the most fun, energetic celebrations show started.

Food was served after the show. The wait was long, but worth it.

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Vasant Balakrishnan performed "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" on the piano.

People of all ages participated in the fashion show.

The India Association knows how to have fun.

Tradition met modern in this dance. The students practiced for hours to put on a good show.

Modern dancing is popular for everybody, especially when the dancers have so much rhythm.

The fashion show is a definite crowd pleaser. Models show today'sfashion trends from India.

These skilled dancers incorporated the Indian flag into their routine to show pride for their country.

The slide show included incredible scenes from India and the culture found there. Henna tattoos are a very big part of the culture.

Dancing becomes an art form when these students pe1jorm a story.for the audience.

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Each September an event of camaraderie, rivalry, and fun occurs. This event LlJ of course is Greek Week, where all the houses on campus get together and compete, ~ joke, and hang out with their brothers or sisters from their house and their friends LI-J from other houses. The godz are selected, who will~ud~e each house, and reign at all parties thereafter. They are the ones who get to nde m the godz van, chauffeu red from place to place. At the follies they get gifts from each of the queen candida tes, and they get poked fun of in the top ten lists.

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The godz are selected from the IFC reps, so it's only fitting that the baby reps are the ones who run the whole shindig. They have to go through many sleepless nights looking after the godz, officiating the games, and organizing the follies.

The week starts out with the kick off party and the announc ing of the godz.

It then continues with opening games. The houses all participate for points in various sporting events, some modified for greek life, like the keg throw, or the soda chug and washers. The week then proceeds with the follies. During the follies the gifts for the godz are presented, the skits are done, the floats are displayed, the top ten lists are said, and many more activities take place. Most of the follies occur at the Havener center, but the last day the follies were held at Kappa Sigma fraternity.

Doug Olson got creative with his uniform for the games.

To end the week are the closing games. These are much like the closing games, but differen t sports, and the obstacle course is added. The whole time the greeks are working togethe r to earn points for their house and socializ ing all the while.

This year the results were Pi Kappa Alpha with 481 points, Kappa Sigma 480, Sigma Pi 439, Sigma Phi Epsilon 413, Tau Kappa Epsilon 348, Delta Sigma Phi 270, Sigma Chi 267, Lambda Chi Alpha 253, Delta Tau Delta 224, Sigma Nu 198, Kappa Alp.ha 18?, Pi Kappa ~hi 177, .Sigma Tau Gamma 143, Phi Kappa Theta 120, Alpha Epsilon P1 l 08, Beta S1gma Ps1 86, Theta Xi 43 , Triangle 32, and Kappa Alpha Psi 25. The Sororities totals were Zeta Tau Alpha 616, Kappa Delta 529 and ' Chi Omega with 5 17.

Kappa Sig took had a political float.

Obama and McCain were Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots.

The GODZ van was tricked out for Greek Week.

Left: The ZTAjloat featured the Family Guy cartoon, as did their skit later in the day.

Right: Gifts for the Godz was one way to win their favor. The queen candidates and their houses put a lot of work into these.

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路-路-路 A II the houses made a float and a banner for Greek Week. The banners were hung up in the Havener Center.

Cody Masser. Brennen Lawson, and Jake Morris enjoyed the comedian during Greek Week.

IFC reps had Greek Week under control. Baby Reps got very little sleep that week.

The godz enjoyed judging Greek week and all the special treatment.

ZTA Lindsey Jateff explained her gifts for the godz.

Kristen lmm shows off her toga. She represented Alpha Epsilon Pi this year.

Each house did a skit from a movie or TV. This one was from the movie Chuck and Larry.

Greeks finally found out how hard it is to see clearly with beer goggles.

The often controversial Top I 0 lists are always interesting.

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Good sportsmanship is one of the keys to success at Greek Week.

Jonathan Kampunzu tries to sink the ball in soda

Each house picked someone to throw the ball through a hole.

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Chi Omega and ZTA battle it out on the beach volleyball court.

Showing the younger members what to do, Ryan Francka takes on the obstacle course.

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The chariot race brought on lots O;,/' mterestmg des1.gns.

The boys of Sigma Chi fight fo r control in the Tug-ofWar.

Washers is a favorite pastime f or the boys ofSig Tau.

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Katie Baldwin, Sherea Stricklin, Danielle Warchol, and Atilla Hunn enjoy watching the game while representing Kappa Delta.

This Deft shows off his skills at the baseball

Evan Tabor gets rid of the frisbee j ust before his opponent reaches him.

The boys of Sigma Nu relax a little in between games.

The girls of Chi Omega had a good turnout fo r the games this yem~

The ZTA girls show they're more than

The boys of Kappa Alpha weren i letting any balls touch the ground.

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THE BEST EVER... lOlsT A nnuAL ST. PAT's WI ln 1908 the MSM tradition of St. Pat's began. Over the years, the name of the 1- chool ha changed, but the traditions have lived on. Students still celebrate St. Pat-

2:: ricks day by appointing a court, having a concert, and the best part of all, no classes. ~ The way things get done has gone through some slight changes, but all in all, Pat's

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Every year students are picked to portray the roles of the court. This year St. Patrick was Colin Bodeman, the Master Guards were Todd Miller and Evan Bertholf, the other guards were Tim Kottman, Aaron Null, and Shaun Catlett, the herald was Chri Smith, the Trumpeter Michael Hoenig, and the pages were David Hadler and Andrew Rasdall.

The Honorary Knights were as follows: Kathy Allison-Administrative Assistant in tudent Affairs, Dr. Cynthia Bolon- Chemistry professor, Linda Boswell BramelAssistant to the Chancellor, Rodney Edwards-General Manager of Grellner Sales and Service, Ron Miller-retired Vice President at Procter and Gamble, Darlene RamsayThis years Herald was Chris Smith Director of Advancement Services at MS&T, Randy Stoll- Director of Business Serfrom Kappa Alpha. vice at MS&T. The Knights were: Brian Anderson, David Barker, Lana Brewer, Daniel Burtman, David Clemenson, Tom Cunningham, Matthew Foster, Nathan Hay, Jared Harri on, Joseph Hoff, Patrick Holloway, Brandon Kelley, Amanda Kertz, Leon Kirkpatrick, Joanna Kovarik, Ashley Lang, Jonahan Leek, Amanda Luellen, Zach Maxwell, Patrick Maloney, Lisa Robinson, Robert Sager, Holly Saucier, Kiernan Shea, Katie Stockstill, Tony Strawhun, Michelle Taylor, Anna Trumble, Paul Voss, and Charlie Zdazinsky.

The Queen of Love and Beauty Candidates were: Staci Adams, Kelsey Auer, Ashley Banaszek, Lauren Behrle, Stacy Bradfield, Emily Buchmeier, Melissa Callan, Some people get their p ets to be Monica Frankhauser, Leyla Gardner, Kierstyn Harvey, Anita Heinzke, Emma Kessler, party animals.

Sarah Laney, Dianna Meyers, Ashley Moore, Margaret Powell, Karen Reno, Megan Rodenberg, Stephanie Rostad, Laura Sicking, Julie Sullivan, Natalie Tedford, Kelsie van Hoose, Rexanne Whorton and Phoebe Wiles.

After a long week of Snake Invasion, Follies, Shillelaghs, Gonzo Games and all over partying, the par~de was held , and then Coronation. St. Pat and the Honorary St. Pat Jean Carnahan kn1ghted the above mentioned candidates. Then the Queen candidates were introduced and the court was announced. Dianna Meyers, Lauren Behrle Monica Frankhauser, and Emily Buchmeier were all in the court, but the Queen of ' Love and Beauty was Emma Kessler.

Painting the town green is a tradition during March.

To the left: The queen candidates all rode in the parade on Saturday.

To the Right: The band signed autographs of all types after the concert.

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Todd Miller and Evan Bertholfserved as the master guards for the ceremony.

Megan Rodenberg and Daniel Ryan bow and curtsey for the crowd.

All the participants ofcoronation had a good time.

The .flower girls helped bring some beauty to the celebrations. They were in Official Pat s at/ire.

St. Patrick (Colin Bodeman) and the Queen of Love and Beauty Emma Kess let:

Diana Meyers and Tim Strack pose before going to their places.

St. Pat and the Honorary Knights (including Senator Jean Carnahan) gather in front of the Blarney stone.

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Some of the St. Pat s Aft s included Guitar Hero at TJ Hall.

The Green Man competition brought out all sorts of characters.

The student design teams participated in the parade.

This leprechaun got lost in her hat d . urmg follies.

To the left: St. Pats reps sell sweatshirts year round, even during the Pats celebrations.

To the Right: During the parade some houses showed off their shillelaghs.

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The St. Pats guards really got into their job when the gong rang.

Sarah Prow showed off her green to the judges.

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Cindi Bolon was an Honorary Knight this year, and participated in the parade.

The St. Pats court gathered around the newly bronzed St. Patrick statue.

The Newman center rose above the cro wd with their stilted man.

The bands for the St. Pats concert were a big hit this y ear.

The bronzed St. Patrick watched over ceremonies this yem:

The race was on to see how many garters could be put on one leg.

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After the show SUB members took a picture with the band.

The Leprechaun look a likes were all ready f or Pat s.

The queen candidates had jim on the.float.for the parade.

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InTERnA TIOnAL STUDEn TS CAT' ROCHS ROLLA WITH CULTUR E Lli On Sunday, March 8 the students of Missouri S&T and people from all over 1- Rolla poured into the Havener center to see displays from different cultures from

2:: all over the world. This event has grown over the years and is a huge project for the LL.t

International Students Club. This year there were about 200 guests, not counting the ~ students who put on their displays.

LI.J At the beginning of the day visitors could mingle around to the different booths exhibiting key points from each countries culture. There were tables from Malaysia, Germany, Finland, India, China, Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia, Sri Lanka, almost anywhere you could think of. Each table had some information about the country, and many had samples of their foods or crafts. At the table from China you could get your name written in Chinese, and in Arabic at the table from Saudi Arabia. The India table was busy all day letting people try on traditional outfits and The swing dancing club showcased drawing henna tattoos on guests. Each table had something unique and interesting to some amazing skills. offer, and beautiful displays. There were 25 different countries showing their culture.

Later in the day there was a lunch provided with dishes from several different countries. Each dish was well prepared and there was a vote to see which was the most enjoyed by the guests.

The cultural show had several important guests, among them were Congress woman JoAnn Emerson and Chancellor Carney. They introduced the show which included cultural dances from several countries. It also featured an international fashion show, which brought huge cheers from the crowd and looked like it was a lot of fun to be a part of. From swing dancing to salsa, to music performed on instruments and by voice, the show was a big hit. Due to a delay it lasted a little longer than expected, but the audience was entertained by the swing dancing club as they waited for the guests African dance troupe, who was well worth the wait.

This is a great .tradition to have at. MS&T because it gives the community a chance to see how dtverse our campus ts, and a chance to disprove a lot of the tereotypes they have learned about some cultures. It also gives students a chance to learn more about their peers and where they come from.

To the left: The International Students Club To the Right: The table from China was offering authentic green tea.

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The Indian booth did henna tattoos.

Thailand provided snacks for their table, as well as stunning displays.

The guys from Saudi Arabia had fun in the fashion show.

The dancers from Malaysia had beautiful costumes.

The Latin dancers did a salsa that took the crowds breath away.

Miss Morgan has always been a lot of help for International Students Day.

Each country took part in the fashion show.

A lot of the countries put on dances from their homeland.

The show from Africa was energetic.

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To welcome the year of the Ox, the Chinese Student and Scholar Association put together the annual Chinese Spring Festival. The cultural show and dinner was on January 24, 2009. It featured many singers, dancers, musicians, and of course, delicious food.

The night began with the Hosts Xioaming Cheng, Jun Wu, Fanjun Meng, and H ng i Qin welcoming everyone in attendance. They then introduced Mayor Bill Jenks to give a short speech, who was followed by Chancellor John Carney. The night got more fun when the Lion Dance (performed by Shaolin Lohan Pai Lion Dance Troupe) wandered through the audience in a high energy dance. Jerry Tin then took a turn speaking as the CSSA Advisor.

He Weiping sang beautifully.

The set of performances were musical. Shixuan Meng performed a song on the Zither, a Chinese string instrument. Yuanxiang Sun then mesmerized the audience with his strong voice performing Bel Canto. The Regional Chinese Opera was performed

by He Weiping. The Children's fashion show was also during this set. In the fashion show were Kevin Gao, Jenny Bai, David Fangda Xiao, Bryan Benshuo Tang, Kaleb J Yu, Perry Zhang, Arista Zoey Whitson, Yijia Hong, Renee Xiaochen Wang, Kevin Lui, Jesse Liu, Victor Nam, Elena Bai, Anthony W. Wang, and Erica Shi.

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Scholar, whtch was a funny sktt performed by Zhao Renren, Cai Ziyu, Zeng Bilin, Chu Ding, Wang Jiye, and Gu Sunan. Following that was the Traditional Ribbon Dance performed by Ashley Drew, Annie Gao, Kelly Ma, and Trisha Smith. The Children, Folk Songs were performed by the St. Pat's Chinese School and preceded the adult fashion show. The fashi?n s~ow, ~epicting current fashions, was performed by Ashley Beibei Cheng, Jelsea Tmgtmg, Ttange Shao, and Yongchi Zhou.

Concluding the cultural show was a presentation by Xioming Cheng Chin .

200~ in review and Tian Fu with a closing speech. After the cultural show ~ost ot~he aud1ence went to the Havener center for food prepared by Sonjie Chen and Yulin Tang.

Left: The Dragon dance got the audience excited for the show.

Right: The last performance was China:2008 in review.

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Yuanxiang Sun p erformed Bel Canto.

The children stole the show with their performances.

The hosts kept everything running smoothly.

Above and Right: The Flirting Scholar was very fonny and entertaining

The costumes and dances were traditional and elegant.

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The fashion show wasfonfo r the participants and audience.

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On April 24, 2009 the much anticipated MasqueRAVE was held. The KMNR event was thought up, planned, and put ~ on in almost no time at all. As usual, the event was a success and li.J everybody had a blast, despite the few technical difficulties that occurred before the event began. KMNR had trouble finding a place to host their brainchild due to the overwhelming popularity the event promised to have. They finally decided on Lion's Club Park. DJ C-Vaughn came in from Kansas City to spin electronic dance music for the rave. On top of that, the secret surprise was the burlesque dancers that came in from St. Louis. These dancers performed for the audience during breaks in the music and showed off their feminine wiles and their statuesque beauty.

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With the techno music, the glow sticks, the masks, and of course the dancers this party had no option but to be a huge sueces . KMNR is trying to make this an annual event, and it is open to all students and their friends. So far the cost to go has been free.

What better way to spend a Friday night?

Left: Posing with their masks, all attendants of the Masquerave had a blast.

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Above: There was a contest for the best homemade mask. The crazier, the better.

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TuoenT Un1on BoAR O Ooes IT A LL Th tudent Union Board, affectionately called SUB by MS&T tud nt i probably the one club in which every person on campus b nefit from at orne point or another. They are the ones who put on Lf"l the a ter Egg Hunt, the outdoor movies, the poker tournaments, con~ cert , comedians, everything. You name it, if it's something fun the lLJ tudent Union Board is behind it. This year was no different, students ~ came in droves to the events put on by SUB. Probably one of the best LLJ thing about a SUB event is that there are almost always prizes of some ort. Come for the fun, stay for the door prizes. Most of the events are al o free of charge.

Behind every event there's a small army of dedicated students rganizing the event, getting prizes together, calling bands, whatever they need to do to make sure each person who shows up has a great time, and that attendance stays high. Then there's the group who runs the Outdoor Activity Rentals, as well as SUB Light and Sound to rent out the u e of their equipment to other student organizations.

Some of the events this year included the Block Party, which had hug inflatable games for students to take part in, the Poker tournament, wh r a lot of chip gets you a lot of prizes, and of course everyone's favorite the Easter Egg Hunt. Find the black eggs get a cool prize. Not onl~ that, but they also put on the concerts, the April Fool's Comedy Sene , a well a another comedy series that occurred in the fall.

Sub does it all. It's a lot of work, but you'd never know it talking to the members. They love what they do, and the benefits that come with it. The members got to go backstage with the bands , mee t d. .h h w1t t e come 1an , and interact with other students. Not onl th t a h, . interactions that help later in their J. ob ysearc but they get . beneficial If . you are mtere ted in joining SUB, email them at sub@mst .edu. G o ahead, do the fun stuff.

Left: The Whitest Kids you Know, a new comedy team, was very anticipated in the MS&T community. It was a part of SUBs comedy series.

Above: The Easter Egg Hunt is one of the biggest events on campus with tons ofprizes given out.

Below: The Block Party f eatured fun and performers, including the Perfect 10 Improv team.

There are no tells at this table, everyone has their poker face on for the tournament.

Every poker tournament needs a clear vis01~ The SUB members acted as the dealers for the tournamen t.

Left: The concert series was a big success this ye01~ SUB managed to get bands that the students liked and rocked the campus.

Above and Below: The Block Party had lots of inflatable fun. From slides and races to American Gladiator style games.

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STuDenTs C:LoseR Unity Day is a day to come together, learn from each other, and Ui put aside differences. This year Unity Day was held in the Havener I- Centre Atrium from 11 am to 1 p.m. on Wednesday, October 22. It was ~ open to all students and visitors of the University. This year the theme ~ was "Tum Down Your Stereotypes: Busting Common Myths." It feali.J tured ethnic foods, student performing ~usic, ~eciting poetry, a~d da~c足 ing, as well as booths, speakers and an mteractlve game about diversity.

The booths addressed topics on culture, gender, faith, ethnicity, sexual orientation, abilities and health.

Students were shown stereotypes, and how they aren't true.

They were provided with information at each booth to help educate on different cultures and different types of people. From ethnic differences to simple differences like being in a sorority or being an athlete.

After that several different foods were set up to be tasted by students.

There was a wide assortment of ethnic food filling the atrium with amazmg aromas.

There was food from all different countries and cultures that everyone

Dancing was also a big part of Unity Day. There was a step show performed by the girls of Zeta Tau Alpha, and another by the men of Alpha Phi Alpha. There were also other dance performances by other groups and individuals. Perfect 10 Improv also did a special performance for the event.

The interactive game used the clickers that so many students on campus are required to have. Participants answered questions about things they had hopefully learned by visiting the booths. Each participant received a T-shirt and was entered into a raffle drawing.

This year Unity Day was sponsored by the Missouri S&T Department of Student Life, the Office of Leadership and Cultural Programs, and the Office of the Chancellor Dhya Alzin and Ashley Davis showed off the Saudi table.

Tables like these were prevalent all day, some had items from foreign countries, and some had different people representing organizations or types ofpeople.

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Friends got together, met new people, and gained insight to other cultures.

Booths were set up all along the main atrium showcasing many dif ferent things and people.

Students listened in earnest to the people who were sharing their ideas and beliefs.

Some people tried to replicate the step show that was performed.

The Zeta Tau Alpha girls showed off their moves in the atrium of the Havener building.

The young men ofAlpha Phi Alpha performed their step show in the Havener Center as well.

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This could mean that the life you save could be your own.

Every year different organizations take turn hosting the blood drives and providing volunteers to help run the drive. These volunteers are in charge of transporting the blood from the patient to the technician, taking care of donors who are feeling weak or faint, and providing refreshments for all donors. They also keep track of greek week points during the September blood drive, and are the friendly blood drops that are seen in the Havener Center Atrium. They also put out the flyers beforehand, and give them out on the day of the blood drive. They also give out the T-shirts that always have a theme on them.

One pint of blood can save three lives.

Whenever an individual gives blood they not only get free cookies and beverage, they also get an "I gave" sticker, a T-shirt, and a colorful bandage. More useful though, is the free cholesterol test, and the knowledge of what blood type they are. Many people won't know what blood type they are until they give blood, or undergo some type of medical procedure. Giving blood is easier.

Now there is also a new technology called the Alex machine.

This machine will give you back fluids and take a double dose of red blood cells. This will go to help cancer patients.

So do everyone a favor, give blood, give life.

To the Left: A student patiently waits for a nurse while filling out her forms.

To the right: Students were excited to do their part to save li ves.

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The blood mobile was parked outside of Thomas Jefferson Hall during the blood drive.

Every person who came in to give blood received a free Tshirt.

Some people were a little worried when the blood.first started .flowing. They soon relaxed though, and everything was fine.

The team of technicians tested the blood for iron levels and labeled it to ship it off

The blood drives are typically held in TJ Hall, Havener Center, and the Multipurpose building.

Blood drops helped bring in people to the blood drives and handed out drinks and snacks to donors.

Donors had to answer a slew ofquestions about their recent history before they could donate.

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