1997-1998 Palladium

328 Pages·1998·31.4 MB·English

by  Troy University

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Academics 242
Athletics 162
Campus 8
Life
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Organizations 72
Patrons 288
People 216

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TROY STATE UNIVERSITY
1997-1998
PALLADIUM
TSU BOX 43
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A tradition is a mode of
thought or behavior followed
by a people from generation
to generation. At Troy State
University, tradition was a
time honored experience
passed down fron\ parents,
friends and other alunnni.
The tradition continued with
cheering fans who filled the
seats in Men\orial Stadiun\
and Sartain Hall, the spirit of
con\petition during Greek
Week, students enjoying the
azaelas as they s»at in a swing
and talked with a friend, road
trips to the beach and
surrounding cities.
Traditions such as Men\orial
Stadium, McCall Hall,
Sartain Hall were rennovated
and new traditions were
added such as the new Hall of
Honor.
However, tradition did not
change the purpose of Troy
State University: Quality
education, one student at a
tin\e.
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