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

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p. lite. lieWdtzel Jamie Weitzel Thronson 8300-8400 A Front Row: Thomas Reedy, Walt Taylor, Joanna; Bancrott, Rk.it do Duque Row 2: Libby Reece, Sarah Marshall, Tony Khouri, GuyShaham Row 3: Matthew Borushko, Tim Slovik, Barry Zilan, Stephanie Millemkv Row 4: Joseph Lukas. Nicole Palczynski. Sahil Dalai. Jeffrey Hoskinson photo courtesy of Chip Peterson 2nd Fred Front Row: Rmily Toth, Heidi Fenton, Matana Drucker Row 2: Jennifer Traugh, Sarah Carson, Carolyn Jacobs, Rosabel Chang, Jennifer Single Row 3: Ismat Mangla, Stacey Hall, JuBe Namra, Renec Gracl, Hillary I.oonii5, Alyssa Draper, Rebecca Perring, Beth Mancunian Row 4: Annie I.o, Helen Tarn, Sana Danish, Victoria Dicarlo, Beth Koivunen, F.lizabetfa Avore, Maria Dcmashkieh, Linnaea Eberts Jennifer Johnson 6th Bush A Front Row: Andrea Walsh, Nabecl Ahmad, Todd Lohrmann, Stephen Gotfredson, Andrea Rame.m Julia Lippert, Dave Arnold, Juan Bayon, Elissa Marlow, Kevin Liao Row 2: Andrea Corrion, Shan-Mei Chiu, Junhan Lee, Martin Charles, Amanda Pyle, Christina Coger, Lisa Tye, Derek Cooper, Jeff Rrockaole, Nathan Huffman Row 3: Jason Harred, Don Liamini, Steve Riefzke, Erin Conlon, Kim Jackson, Luke Hugel, Derek Arciniaga, Dan Viaches, Blake Richards Jennifer Johnson 6th Bush B Front Row: Elaine Huang, Dora Kuo, Kelly O ' Connor, Allison Monge, Brandon Newson Row 2: Justin Kerr, Lindsay Laneville, Lindsay Mann, Stephanie Kelly, Mindy Raf, Meghan Gian, Geoffrey Seymour, Bradley Reuter Row 3: Robert Baker, Ryan Evans, Brady West, Lisa Kerridge, Sally Coleman, Monica Lee, Tiffany Garvin Jennifer Johnson 6th Bush C front Ru v: l.iniilaStew.iT i, JustineLauer, Rob vn Fried,. TasmaincCeraues, Andrea Kloostra, Kristin Chapman, Jenny Pogue Row 2: Nk ' ole Ernst, rBillary Jennings, Shannon Thompson, Nicole Allen, Caroline Talbert, ' : i,aurie Markham, Elizabeth Jablonski, Megan VanderVaald Kow 3: Jill Caputo, Suzanne Martin, Amanda Muiter, Kristin Hutchinson, Lindsay Strauss, Carrie Blumhardt, Meredith McLellan, Sarah LeMire Jennifer Johnson Bush 6300-6400 jfrpfftKnw: Andrew Patterson, John Dello-Iacono, Dendel Craven, Brenden RattiTman, Gregory Damiani Row 2: Nadim Hallal, Jeffrey Kuenning, Kiabi 1 Supywood, Edgar Duchatelier, Mark Cunha, Jared Winick, Charles Wa ftp y 3.: Philip Lobert, Jason Lewis, Joseph Digirolamo, Vipat Raksakulthai, John Wieland, Jonathon Frohlich, David Rosner, Matthew Grzvb, Michael Christiansen Mike Cutri any commuter buses travel through- out campus as far south as Crisler Arena. Many commuter students, as well as non-com- muters, relied on this transportation to get around campus. 2 us stops are filled each morning with students who drive from outside Ann Arbor to campus and park in commuter lots like this one on North Campus. The buses carried students to various locations on Central and North Campuses. Mike Cutri Housing 257

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Jamie Weitzel Thronson 7100-7200 A Front Row: Tonya Dickerson, FazeelaSiddiqui, ReneeCastiglionf. Briann.i Thomson Row 2: Jacqueline Freeman, Michael Jordan, Jeffrey Siersma, Christina Duzyj Row 3: Mihail Chiaburu, Christopher Bucholtz, David Nickelson, Kasisi Harris Jamie Weitzel Thronson 7100-7200 B Front RoTft; Monic.i White, Keisa Sterling, Karen Papalois, Nina Modi, l-milv lord Row %2: Jennifer Smith, Ashley Carter, Matlheu Urban, Robert Chap. Da vidMellm Row 3: Laura Codlin. Abbit- Robert s.Piana Winckler, Andrew Witc ak, Leonard Wee Row 4: Anand Christoplu-i , Timothy Williams, Craig Podolski.JosephTipograph. Michael Goujjherty, Anthony Kaplewski Jamie Weitzel Thronson 7300-7400 A Front Row: Christopher Gerben, Aram Garbooshian, Sanjeev Rattan, Sdrik.i Gupta. Sarika Gupta, Row 2: Hillary Leonard, Joshua Sherman, Kimberly Deacon, Lauren Rogers, Lauren Rogers. Row 3: Jason Bettin, Lric B -.iser, Joseph Jarpe, Joseph Siwek Jamie Weitzel Thronson 7300-7400 B Front Row: Tessa Marburger, Sarah Wolownik, Nathan Bernstei Jacob Hensel Row 2: Julia Nolen, Ben Bochnowski. Melissa Fit- Matthew Mehalicfi Jacqueline Brown v 3: Franz Kcrehes, James Siblcy. Mario Miner, Jamie Weitzel Thronson 8100-8200 A jfront Row: Yuk Ho, Alexis Reed, Lauren Merrill, Rebecca Schneider, Hsiao-Ling Shen Row 2: Megan Coatley, Jason Haruska, Chad Arnold, JUark Kelly, Monique Bun Row 3: Richard Maihews Michael Jennings, Christopher Quick. Sushil la! Jamie Weitzel Thronson 8100-8200 B front Row; Melissa Dewis, Lisa McAnuff, Tiffany Powell, Donneil Harlin R H 2: Raechel Ducatman, Nasveen Syed, Anusuya George Bow 3: Stephen Hendriekson, Eric Hudson, Quen tin Holmes, Malt Vendlinski -CCIJCT COMMUTERS irte J jou ini by Jessica Lewis Many students did not live on campus, and com- muted from both near and far communities to attend classes at the University. Some students from Michigan drove for over one hour every morning and afternoon to get to Ann Arbor, whereas others chose to live only ten or 15 minutes away from Central Campus. , Some students lived at home for financial reasons x en tui t Lxurt- due to the high cost of living in Ann Arbor, while others had spouses and or families to care for or jobs outside of Ann Arbor in addition to a University class load. Most students at the University who commuted traveled by automobile. Public transportation was not very convenient, had many stops, and took much longer than going by car. In addition, with the bad weather and road conditions that were typical of Michigan winters, public buses were not always reliable and timely. Driving was, for the most part, a much easier, more comfortable, and quicker means of commuting to the Ann Arbor from other areas in Cuva nvucn- Michigan. There were also a lot of students who lived in Ann I Arbor who drove 10 or 15 minutes every morning to get to ' . class. Housing prices away from both Central Campus and i downtown Ann Arbor were much less expensive and more practical for those with financial concerns. For instance, i junior industrial operations major Sarah Banfield lived in the University dorms her first year, but decided for her ; sophomore and junior years to live away from campus where the apartments were less expensive and much nicer. Banfield found that the 20 minute drive every morning to the University ' s north campus was definitely a hassle, especially during the winter when inclement weather conditions were a major concern. Nevertheless, Banfield claimed that commuting was well worth the inconvenience, and next year planned on moving farther away, possibly to Ypsilanti or even Novi, Michigan. 256 Housing - s slops ;

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Jessica Hermenitt Huber 7600 l- ' rom Row: Melissa Gartstein. Robert Henderaon, Elisabeth Foster. Jen- nifer Darr, Jodi Mendcz. Casey Skoglund Row 82: Eltanorc Gutwein. Nate Conner, Laura Mathieson, Tara Hamai hi ' i . TenmferLangel. Magdalena Steciuk Row }: Jamar Kemp, Justin Robinfeon, Michael Grimes, Kristen Andree. Jeffrey Sullivan, Kevin Welch, Geoffrey SUitton Jessica Hermenitt Huber 7700 Front Row: Angela Moore, Amy Kuczera, Barbara Peters, Nathan Cnpenhavcr, Melissa Hamann Ro y jffj}: John Ltmry, Melissa Peterson, Jacob S LI r her, Alex Morgan Row 3;, Kenneth Thomson. Charles Schw,irze, Christian Bendixen, Britt Florey. Michael Kotsis Jessica Hermenitt Huber 7800-7900 Front Row: TheaHamman. Mara Braspenninx, Jie Lin, Kelly Irwin, Laura Gibbons, Lauren Rodgers, Sarah Sheppard Row 2: Heather Walker, Adam Fienman, Emily Dengiz, Melissa Fry, Vipul Shah, Simone Lessac- Chenen, Mona PatclRow ii Kevin Lamb, TheodoreChen, Barry Garfinkle, Kevin Alameda, Daniel Harrington, Joshua Warsaw Row 4: Jeremy Schneider, Kevin Huffman. Zachary Leonard, Jairo Matthews, Timothy Johnson, Richard Medaugh Jamie Weitzel Huber 8600-8700 A Front Row: Catherine Ong, Shyan Foo, Lueicn St. Gerard, Chris Sehultz, F.rin McWatt. Shannon MacKenzie Row 2: Marianne Hadeed, Colleen Woods, Anne Suzor, Anne Ruach Row 3: Noel Erinjcri, Neil Dalai, Danny Dombos, Oded Padan, Joseph Manica Row 4: Michael Kaluzing, Andrew Johnson, Stephen Cottenill, Kristal Jaaskelaine, Emily Schmitt, David Leuy, Matt Rich Jamie Weitzel Huber 8600-8700 B Front Row: Fred Dery, Hui Ling Lee, Stephanie Bezilla, Julie Muething, Emily Pratt Row 2: Shaun Joyce. Sharon Risch, Laura Duchesne, Demetria Collins, Preeti Vidwans Row 3: Bernard Siew, Robert Humbracht, Shasta Angell, Jennifer Walters Row 4: Carl Horwitz, Timothy Jarrett, Mat- thew Walsh, Will James Jessica Hermenitt Huber 8800-8900 Front Row: Tamra Krefman, Angela Arnold, Stephanie Sackellares, Rosemary Clarke, Heidi Mittelbach, Heidi Mittelbach Row 2: Kerstin Andrzejewski, Jason Gmerick, Michelle Kanalli, Khara Hough, Aisha Smartt, Deepak Aswani Row 3: Megan Walsh, Todd Emaus, Gabriel Salanta, Scott Bennett, Frank Dery, (Catherine Herbruck, Alan Yee, Alan Yee Row 4: Gary Levenbach, Mark Apolloni, Mark Waldron, Jason Hoyner, Robert Arnofderin Seheffler m m K HK M photo courtesy of Chip Peterson photo courtesy of Chip Peterson Taylor 3700 Taylor 3700-3800 Front Rov(; inbjJ Eshel. Nita Khanna, Margaret Peters, Sarah Larson, Candace Baszler, Samantli.t Tarras .Row ft 2: Sharmaine Nicholson, Wendy Walker, Jennifer laiza, Kiu Wislcr, Yui- Zhang, Rachel Nexueth. Sara Goldberg Row L Bethany Kolcnic. ABB f igurski, Hanni Lee, Amanda Atberton, Jennifer Wat crbury,Juli.i Chang. Melissa Anderson. PoojaSrivasiavatow 4: Carolyn I.HK-V Sarah .Mann, Krlstena Stachura, Kelcle Haai, Alyss.s Rosen. Celia Zwerdling. Sally Anderson, Viola Chen Row 5: Courtney Holder, Deborah Sitrin, Katherine Johnson, Erin VanVoorhies, Katherine Cameron, Abbey Johnston, Sarah Slosberg, Jessica Burstrcm, Knstina Nielsen, Berit Jacobson Shamik Jani, Douglas Boyrf ' jjpw 2: Naveen Vem Christopher May, Mark Dalton, AdamJanoo.Sisan Bazaz gjgw ffj; Kircn Valjer. William Bishop, Brent A;curso, Michael Tayter, 1 ' rasad Arekapudi Row tf4f Nathan Forster, Matthew Lurie, Jeremiah Sim, Kevin Meyer, Jasnn Gibson. Michael Chu, David Hanley Ruw tf5: Michael Geske, Phillip Manina. Nicholas Bunkley, Jettrey Wisman, Michael Dempsey, Brian Cook .,. nclosing the entire front porch with strings of lights, the residents of this house on South Fifth show their holiday spirit. Putting the lights up was a fun stress reliever for many students enduring finals. The task of taking them down, however, proved to be much more of a chore. 258 Housing Shelley Skopit