University of Michigan - Michiganensian Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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While rumor has it that President Duderstadt wakes up each morning and spins the cube to start the new day, that does not stop alumni George and Kevin Quinn from play- ing on the cube. r Jason Gold- smith It ' s a well known fact at the art school that neatness does not al- ways inspire creativity. Karl Guy works on his project for class. T Monica Jaffee Here, there, everywhere. Bikes are such an integral part of the campus that most students could not live without them With so many bikes on campus it is amazing that stu- dents are able to find theirs in the confusion of shapes and sizes such as these parked in front of the law quad. T Leslie McKelvey

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FI IHH HH H B ! simple elegance of the 55 year old Burton Memorial Tower and Baird Carillon reflect the timeless tradition and pride of Ann Arbor and her students, v Monica Jaffee MICfflGANENSIAN 1991 T University of Michigan T 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, Ml 48109 v Enrollment 36,306 Undergrad. 23,115 Graduate 13,191 T Volume 95 has its privileges

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FR OM the BEGINNINC We heard that college is a time to broaden hori- zons, a chance to grow as an individual. We also heard that Michigan was one of the best places for this. It is a university known for its solid academic reputation, winning sports teams, social awareness and cultural opportunities. Every year, the University of Michigan makes headlines. Over the summer, the Sunrunner, a solar powered car created by engineering students won first place in the GM Sunrayce and third place in the World Solar Challenge in Australia. We bade farewell to Bo Schembechler, football coachfrom 1969-1990, and introduced Gary Moeller, who led the team toward a 35-3 victory over Mis- sissippi in the Gator Bowl. In January 1991, CNN reported that pieces of the turf ripped from Michi- gan Stadium would be sold as coasters, doormats Membership has its Privileges O