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PARKING ONLY ,X 1 School of Nursing seniors Melissa Balok and Karen Kwapis face off in a game of fuseball at Touchdown ' s on South U. Local bars were popular hangouts for those of age on any night of the week, photo by Ari Melber 10 Michigan Life
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Engineering sopho- mores Colin Murphy and Krishna Patel sit together outside West Hall. The Diag and surrounding areas were popular areas for students to congregate. photo by Michelle Sohn Nineteen different schools and colleges with over 200 fields to major in. Over 700 organizations to find a place in or 30 Intramural sports to compete A child holds a sign during an affirmative action rally on the Diag. Affirmative action lawsuits against the University ' s admissions policies commenced in a Washtenaw County courthouse during the fall semester, photo by Ari Me ber in. 38,103 students from 50 states and more than 1 00 different countries. With so many choices, back- grounds and opportunities, it took very little effort to be unique. Truely, the one thing we all shared was our separateness Opening 9
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Everyone remembered the first time they stepped on the M in the Diag or walked through the fountain by Burton Tower. As students traveled around campus via foot, bicycle, or razor scooter, navigation was complicated come late September as chainlink fences turned the center of be complete without Hash Bash campus into a labyrinth. Construe- or the Naked Mile? Despite all tion and renovation projects on the tradition and change, the Haven and Mason Halls as well as most recognizable aspect of life Burton Tower turned the campus at the University was how into an unsightly work-zone, different it was for each and Students crowding into the Union every one of us. Mug for Little Caesars ' Wednesday specials found Mrs. Fields and Villa Pizza had taken over its former location. On an ever-changing campus, students could always count on some things to remain the same. Muffled tones and laughter from house parties sifted through the damp midnight air every Friday. The Victors blared out of open windows on fall Saturdays, when football games in the Big House were paramount. And whether we liked it or not, what school year would michigln life X r O JO O A sign poking fun at the chainlink fences surrounding Mason Hall hangs above the entrance. Construction on the buildings hindered travel near the center of campus. photo by Susan Chalmers A block M flies above a tailgate party outside the stadium. Alumni and fans of all ages flooded Ann Arbor to celebrate before every home football game. photo by Abby Johnson Michigan Life 11
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