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

 - Class of 1988

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Page 20 text:

hen you want o blow off stud- jere is always something to do on a cold winter day or a beautiful spring day. Oxford offers a lot for students to do in their spare time. Here is just a few things that anyone can do for little or no money: taking a walk or having a picnic in the Grove; taking a nature walk behind Faulkners home; cruising fraternity or sorority row to check out the guys or gals; hunting in the hills of Mississippi ' s woodlands; go- ing to Sardis on a warm spring day; playing football or frisbee just about anywhere there is room; watching the Rebel sports spring, winter or fall; cheap night at the movies; partying all day or night at the local bars or in someones apartment; bowling at Kiamie ' s; having cheese cake at the Hoka; canoeing down a river (don ' t forget to tip over); going to Memphis to shop or party; going on a road trip whether it is 20 or 600 miles from Oxford; or just about anything you want to do, other than studying. Just relax and take a break, nobody expects anyone to study twenty four hours a day. There ' s always tomorrow. - by Poppy Pruett 16 -- Opening 2 A 3 A

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Poppy Prut 8 A 2. The traditional football players walk through the Grove before the Vanderbilt came. 1 Students often talk with their teachers after dass. 4. Rebel flag Hotty Toddy go together at football games. 5. Homecoming feast in the grove. 6. Memphis is always an easy road trip from Oxford. 7. Kapoa Sigma South Sea Island is one of the traditional Red Hue Weekend fraternity theme parties. 8. Laura Murry and Lisa Cole are two examples of the Beauties that Ote Miss is known for. 9. BMW ' s are frequently found on the de Miss campus. IklunlWhUtr Opening 15



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1. Sardis Lake is a great place to go and have fun and just catch some rays. 2. Relaxing and having a picnic on an autumn day ure walks are always a great escape to get away from all your problems. 4. Sudie McCool practicing for a show at Oak Hill Stables. 6. A lunch break downstairs in the union is a great place to catch up on the news. 7. Between classes can be a great time to catch up on the latest gossip Dan Magee Opening 17

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