From the chang- ing face of contro- versy to the accep- tance of varied view- points, the perspec- tives of many were evident in - Student Life, page 4 Organizations, Entertainment, page 96 Portraits, page 130 Greek Life, page 232 Academics, page 264 Sports, page 300 Advertising, page 370 Index News, page 384. Generation X percep- tions faded as students and faculty combined efforts to achieve such goals as establishing multiculturalism in the University ' s struc- ture. Tolerance was in, and close-mindedness on its way to becoming a thing of the past. changing cli- mate and an oft dis- turbed equilibrium gave a range of per- spectives a voice amongst the many circles of KU. Photo by James Wilcox, Opening Viewpoints. Photo by Martin Altstaedten Varied Haskell University andKU students come together for the Native American March. Despite gloomy skies and being soaked, Sill maintained a smiling face as the ' Hawks went on to win the game. A Different Perspective Perspective The University of Kansas Lawrence, Kansas 66045 Campus Population: 26,127 1994 Jayhawker Volume 106 Copyright 1994 Crimson Girl Staci Sill, Jefferson City, Mo., junior, cheers the ' Hawks on during the rainy Homecoming game against the Iowa State Cyclones. Question everything your parents ever said. Right here, right now- the University of Kansas. Photo by Martin Altstaedten The choice is made. Text from Pages 1 - 424 of the 1994 volume: “ A Dij ferent Perspective The University of Kansas Lawrence, Kansas 66045 Campus Population: 26,127 1994 Jayhawker Volume 106 Copyright 1994 Crimson Girl Staci Sill, Jefferson City, Mo., junior, cheers the ' Hawks on during the rainy Homecoming game against the Iowa State Cyclones.
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