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

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M. Christiansen photo ompeting against the standards set by professors, peers, and themselves, University students in all majors and schools pushed Wr the envelope to maintain a tradition of academic excellence. Stu- dents prospered and struggled in classes and were challenged and bored by professors. Whether participating in Living -Learn ing communities such as Lloyd Hall Scholars or pulling all-nighters in the UGLi, they worked diligently to find direction and earn a degree from one of the nation ' s top universities. ACADEMICS 65

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Academics KATHRYN TORRES L. Proux photo t 4 Nik HU ' ANitNSIAN

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FRESHMEN RECEIVED A COPY OF THEIR SCHEDULE FOR THE FALL TERM AT ORIENTATION. ..WITH NO REGARD FOR THE PERSONAL PREFERENCES OF THE STUDENTS. Concentrating intently on her metals project, junior ceram- ics and art history major Megan Roach puts all the pieces together. Those under the pre-2002 undergraduate cur- riculum were able to be enrolled in other schools and have the option of art as a minor. K. Maher photo Putting the finishing touches on her ceramics piece, freshman Art and Design student Lauren Hughes works long into the evening. The new curriculum ' s days were not only taxing, but the students still had to put in the regular amount of time to finish their work. K. Maher photo 66 MlCHIGANENSIAN