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312 Pages·1992·69.4 MB·English

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Hinds Community
College
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Raymond,
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Co-Editors: Moseley
Ashley Sutherland
Advisor: Bob Hodges
A
Tradition of Excellence
A
TRADITION
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Hinds Community College means many things to many people. Some people may
think mainly of its excellent academic courses while others may be inclined to reflect
on its many organizations and honoraries. The friends people make may be one ofthe
highlights, yet the many campus activities, such as Mississippi and the Arts Week or
the Miss Hinds pageant, are great opportunities for students to meet and mingle. No
matter what aspect is on the top ofyour list ofcharacteristics that Hinds portrays, it is
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OPENING
CLASSES
Hinds offers a wide variety of programs. Hie academic programs
range from accounting to zoology. Hinds also offets vocational and
technical programs for students. All of these programs are designed to
prepare a stiiHent for a specialized field. Hinds offers Associate Degrees,
and some students go on to universities to further their education. The
"Tradition of Excellence'' is seen in the eyes of these students as they
succeed in life due to their education.
OPENING
INVOLVEMENT
"ThrougB. the years Hinds has maintained its "Tradition of Excellence" by providing the
student body with honoraries and organizations that suit each student. There are or-
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ganizations for the service oriented student, such as Circle and Hinds Connection: for
Ldents with musical talents, such as band, choir, Clefs, and Madrigals; and also for those
students interested in religions, such as the Baptist Student Union and the Catholic Student
Organization. These few organizations plus many more are provided to meet the demands of
the student body. Students who get involved in the activities they enjoy can become better
rounded people.