2005 Miracle Yearbook

• Al h gl M "T th The purpose o student life on and is most well noted f Student Chapels on tailgating before Hom One Night,and Elliv as in the SGA office during fi Activities Director, Jess Board comprised of40 nnemb body." Dodson said she focuse and brainstormed for new ideas to "The study break and Classic Mo Christmas study break provided home other fun things to help the students find ti Night,we decided to show Charadeforfree alon to say that all of the old events were also revampe and organized ten different events," Dodson said. Classic Movie Night,following a home basketball game, such a success that the required tickets sold out and the Recital Hall was opened to •w for an overflow on a first-come,first-serve basis. Other smaller activities included the showing of the movie Glory with a post- forum on racial issues, a poetry contest on diversity, and a renovation of Lawlor and Printy Halls' lounges as well as the lower level of the SSC to make it more student-friendly. the Student Government Association is to enhance all aspects of if campus. This is achieved through a variety of approaches, but the activities that it sponsors. Traditional occurrences included idays, the New Student Trip to Paramount's King's Island, oming, the New Student Talent Show, Moonlight Madness, I as other not so traditional events such as a study break Is weeks,Classic Movie Night,and Art Week. a Dodson, works in conjunction with the Activities s"to providefun,worthwhile eventsfor our student on activities that were "profitable in past years place others that had not turned out well." Night were two brand new events. The e cookies, espressos, drawings, and to relax. As far as Classic Movie 'th good food. I would venture For Art Week, we planned 158 Activities Senior Mike Clutz brings fresh energy and excitement to SGA Chapel worship. He said,"Worship is more than just a song or a band.Worship is much deeper than all of these things.Worship is giving all of ourselves to the Lord each day and being ready and willing to do whatever He asks of us. Here is where we find our greatest joy and highest calling." A women's retreat attendee reads her Bible during the quiet time.