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‘Fall Fiesta’ Opens Students’ Eyes to On- , Off-Campus Opportunities

08.30.2006 Events

In spite of rain, students turn out in force for Fall FiestaWPTC provides music, enthusiasm The future business leaders of Phi Beta LambdaGamma Epsilon Tau printing fraternity among groups representedThe first-ever Student Activities Fall Fiesta (formerly the Student Organization Fair) was held Tuesday afternoon in the Field House, offering students the opportunity to visit with about 50 student organizations and on- and off-campus offices. (Photos by Phillip C. Warner, student writer-photographer)

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