University of Mississippi - Ole Miss Yearbook (Oxford, MS)

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eastAatl, zeip Ole Miss, with a one-square-mile campus and under 10,000 students, is the smallest school in the Southeastern Conference. The result is a close-knit campus, where everybody seems to know or know of, everybody else. Walking to class is almost like being at a cocktail party-getting from one place to another is impossible without stopping a few times to chat with friends. The Grove, the Circle, the collumnade of Magnolias from Guyton Hall to the library, combine to make the Ole Miss campus one of the most beautiful around. Student behavior is almost.as predictable as the seasons. Fall means Rush, Bid Day, swaps, and football parties. Visitors to campus might assume that blue blazers Tuck Loong are mandatory attire, but they are merely strongly encouraged. As fall turns to winter, students, like bears, hibernate. The sudden realization that exams are a few weeks away, causes students to stay home and try to catch up. The second semester starts up slowly, as students resolve to study more. The resolution is soon weakened when spring arrives. Spring means riding around in convertables, drinking beer, throwing frisbees in the Grove and theme parties. The campuswide blowout called Dixie Week marks the end of the semester. Students take their exams, go home, and start preparing themselves to return in the fall and repeat the cycle. Hamp Overton Tuck Loong

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1. Do you recognize this sign errected by the Car- dinal Club? 2. The Ole Miss Bookstore has everything anyone could want, except for fair prices! 3. Two ice cr eam bars and an icey Little hungry dude? 4. Acting can be so much hard work! 5. Bill Parks gives tips on how to impress your date! 6. This looks like a good birthday card for my mom. 7. Taking a break from class and ing some rays. 8. Anthony Stringer lets off some steam with his rocket. Tuck Loon 2 ♦ 3 Melanie Buntyn Hamp Overton

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