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

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he Arch beneath West Hall is part of a campus. Being kissed by someone in this arch meant that marriage was in the near future. phuio by Ashley Rice J ackham Graduate School completes the north side of the Diag. Its auditorium show- cased a variety of student events and speakers. photo by Evan B 11 - 11 - ; a ' pentaji

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(Un the lawn surround- ing the ' M ' and the Diag, a student enjoys reading a book. The lawn was also home to many well- fed squirrels, who were extremely friendly. photo by Kristen Stoner he Art and Architec- ture building welcomes students to North Cam- pus. The building housed over 500 students ma- joring in all forms of vi- sual communication. photo by Mike Cutri Opening 5

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TRIKING A BALANCE We spent our days balancing our formal education with outside involvements. We joined organizations and Greek houses, and worked to supplement our social activities. Intramural teams gave us the opportunity to continue playing sports, while we enthusiastically sup- ported varsity athletics. We mixed studying with socializing by joining our friends at coffee houses and bars. Weekend time was divided between house parties and the UGLi as we continued to strive for a balanced college experience. We pulled all-nighters during midterms and finals, and anxiously planned well-needed vacations. Though we went in many directions when classes ended, we recon- vened at the ' M ' semester after semester. + Opening 7