University of Mississippi - Ole Miss Yearbook

“College days are like no other in life, the last gasp for any form of the carelessness of youth — one foot in adulthood and one in high school. College times are learning to pay bills, getting credit cards without credintials and learning close up what an ugly dragon beauracracy is and exactly how much red tape it could spit in your face. It is a time when total strangers become best friends who will for- ever share memories of wacky, wild, sweet and subtle adventures. It is a time when dreams began to develop into reality and steps are taken to insure sucess. To an incoming freshmen, the college days may seem as those of freedom — no more parents with their silly rules — and entering them may seem exciting. | But to an outgoing senior, those days will be remembered and cher- ished for a life-time — the lessons learned and the experiences gained j — and exiting them may seem a bit frightening. ' These days are ones that should not only involve the elements of an academic college life, but also should include a liberal dose of ex- tracurricular activities that will en- hance the life of a student and help to shape his/her future. • 90 90 5CJ S < ^ SCj oM O ' -M (y ' M oM c > m MOVING IN With the increase in en- rollment students, students moving in halls found that moving in took a little more time than they expected. ! I o College Life ”