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

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Fletcher Markley Fletcher 3rd Floor - Front Row: Micah Brown, Andy Juang, Chris Garcia. Paul Park, Daniel Faden. Chad Pryor Back Row: Benedict Lee, Lucas Spaete, Alex Barakat, Bnan Tucker, Jason Kesner. Ryan Mertz, Timothy Eichenberg, David Fischer, Dan Floyd. Travis Swartz, Brandon Cavahaugh, Jim Sherman, Eric Soloway, James Olander, Kenneth Beyerfem, Mike Lasher, Brian Tanner, Aaron Russell, Chris Ivezic, Deronn Kidd, Jesse Sandier, L. Rulledfe photo Markley 2nd Frost - Front Row: Steve Becker, Peter Sudack, Rchard Segal, Scott Yapo, Mike Katz, David Nagle. Mark Freudenthal, Aaron Metier, Frank Obelnicki. Mark Thomas, Ganesh Narrayan, David Ingmire Back Row: Daniel O ' Bnen, Evan Staszewski, Stephen Shemes, Timothy Tyler, Joesph Raymond, Doug Backmger, Okai Addy, Brian Clayson, Christopher Perry, Ste- phen Bizer, David Rosher, Paul Johnson, Jeff Roslund K. Stoner photo Markley 3rd Frost - Front Row: Erin Pettypiece, Aisha Anderson, Lauren Ealba, La Izenberg. Allison Ledthe. Laura Matney. Kristme Lee. Mitali Shah, Therse Hustoies Row 2: Heiry Choi. Winnie Chang, Caitlm Kelly. Bruna Goes, Elizabeth Miller, Elizabeth Schenk. Stacey Flagstead, Laura Norns, Mana Fili- ffika. Jacqueline Gauthier, Monica Chin Row 3: Saran Wicks, Elizabeth Kelly, Robyn Daniels, Laxmi Shah, Megan Shetney, Raquel Gimenez. Soyona Rafatjah, Kathryn Babion, Sasha Weber. Ayesha Soares, Erin DuLong. Back Row: Maria Paneda, Jennifer Winaus, AJmee Near, Amy Siwek, Nicole Stew- art. Amy Kurtz, Rachel Brown, Kathleen Duffy, Kaitlin Costello, Katie Kerfoot. A. Rowley photo Markley 1st Reeves - Front Row: Matt Havens. Mark Slattery. Michael Foster, Scott Geyer. Andrew Schwartz, Alex Braden, Ellis Monk Jr. , Chns Stall- man Row 2: Earn Brand. Peter Hatz. Michael Hams. Steve Selinsky, Alrick Nelson. Matt Rupprecht. Rishi Surana Row 3: Steve Cohen, Gary Aronolitz, Michael Johnson, James Batey, Dave Foldes, Gregg Combes, Steven Fioritto Back Row: David Gorshein, Mathew Rembowicz, Mark Reichert, Mike Miter. Grant Croen, Michael Ruiz, Marcus Wilson, A. Rowley photo Markley 3rd Bu tler - Front Row: Bora Karaca, Dan Huhr, Stephen Chen, Michael Gurovitsch, Taaha Haq, Aidan Ryan, Adam Skrzynsi i, Geoff Crowther Row 2: Paul Tessmann, Kyle Nickerson, Greg Fischer, Daniel Lutz. Shane Mally, Lawrence Fogel, John LaFrance, Andrew Friedman, Mike DeGraff Back Row: John Chi. Davkl Mazur. Warren Woodruff. Jeff Dunwell, David Uu. Scott McLelland, David Peterson. Josh Schneider, Nick Armstrong, Matt Navarro, Stephen Estime. A. Rowley photo Markley 4th Butler - Front Row: Mary-Catherine Steer, Joanna Laethem. Shaena Malott. Mary- Jo Green, Adrienne Waller, Alicia George, Camille Boykins. Esther Baik, Emity Kenny. Vioya Thanabal Row 2: Esther Lind- strom, Whitney Hebard. Nhi Phan. Megan Bradley Amanda George, Kathryn Schwartz, Christina Choi, Tracy Sanderson, Sonia Sharma, Cecile Sackeyfio, Lindsey Duggan, Robin Deutsch, Roxi Rogers, Can Meinhold, Julie Conley, Jennifer Chapman, Abeba Berhane, Kashara Burk, Cynthia Saw, Gloria Shim, Chelsea Clark, Kelty Catino, Came Rheingans, Jackie Perun Back Row: Anna Muhoa, Kathenne Cramer. Cara Ocobock, Katherine Kiefer, Kelley Barcelo. Ryan Wolff. Michelle Boyea, Narene Hyman, Jessica White. Ada Coryn Love. Michelle Moms A. Rowley photo MlCHIOANENSIAN Students living on Oakland Street dress their homes with winter decorations includ- ing a giant snowman a week before the first snowfall. Most decorations went up just after Thanksgiving break as the holiday spirit increased S. Thomas photo

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a far-off PLACE Oxford Fletcher characterized by long walks home By Erica Chernick Oxford and Fletcher residence halls were not typical dorms one found on the Hill or Central Campus. The considerable distance that set apart these two hous- ing options from the activity of those on Central Campus greatly affected the schedules of students who resided in these two dorms. Oxford, built in 1963, located on Oxford Road and Geddes Avenue, housed sophomore through graduate students, including a number of transfer students. Oxford could boast about rooms larger than those in other dorms and a residential staff, and the hall offered full kitchens to replace the problem of not having a cafeteria and meal plans. Along with the personal kitchens, students used Entree Plus for meals. In addition, the bus route posed a major prob- lem for students residing in both Oxford and Fletcher residence halls. Adding Oxford to the route caused too many problems economically, but it was still on the path of the Night Owl, keeping late night trips home safe. Fletcher residence hall, located near Hoover and Sybil Street, was built in 1922, used as a co-ed dorm that housed primarily freshmen and sophomores. The rooms in Fletcher were like those in Oxford in that they were larger than the rooms of dorms on the Hill and Central Campus. Fletcher prided itself in being able to provide its residents with the experience of being part of a small community. The residence hall also had a residential staff and a cafete- ria with meal contracts. Fletcher is unlike any other dorm on campus, said LSA freshman Amy Eckhout. Because there are only seventy people that live there, I feel like most everyone has gotten to know each other really well. It ' s nice to have a close-knit community, especially for my freshman year. Living in either Oxford or Fletcher for the year inevitably made for an experience that differed from most. Both the Oxford and Fletcher Residence Halls provided its students a smaller community within the large university. HOUSING 279

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