Taking advantage oftheweather, freshman Sarah Fritts studies under the shade of a tree on the front lawn. Many students found studying outside to be a favorable alternative to studying in the library or dorm lounges. (Photo by lindsey Taliaferro) Dr. Dean Priest, vice president for academic affairs, reads the announcements to the Benson auditorium chapel. Because of increased enrollment, the university offered two simultaneous chapel services in the Benson and Administration Audito– riums fall semester. (Photo by Chrissy Ingram) acloser Ookfront lawn Junior Justin Watts stops to talk with junior Mandy Warren on his way to class. "One day, my friend Shelby Kempf and' were walking to chapel,~ senior Marilee Sutherlin said. uThe heel of her boot snagged on one of the old chain fences as she crossed over, and she kissed the pavement. I would have tried to help her up, but I was too busy laugh– ing. She looked around to see if anyone else was watching, then we hurried to chapel.~ (Photo by lindsey Taliaferro) daily life 23 I .
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