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

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-BRANDY STEWART Physical Plant employees go Grove-ing on the morning after the game. They don ' t bring spinach dip or Ole Miss parapherna- lia. They pick up trash. As much as 20 tons of trash are left in the Grove after game day, according to Physical Plant Director Paul Hale. That ' s just the Grove. The rest of campus will have many truckloads of garbage, Hale said. The Physical Plant provides about 150 trash cans in addition to the stationary Grove trash cans. It also provides trash bags throughout the Grove beneath signs reading Trash+Trashcan=Happy Grove. -PAMELA Hamilton T ' fie (grove fflU

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Faces in the Grov An Ole Miss Tradition hong th fcre ' s an The memories loom a rustling branches. Th undying breez A squirrel could make its way across the sidewalk any minute now, and at least some shred of a memory would come back; a story to be told. The Grove is in many ways the heart of campus, drawing people from all over the country by its fame. This place consistently remains diverse in color, from the months of evergreen to the misty dew of wintery days. But even the bleakness of a rainy day will not stray those from its path. It ' s not just about Saturday football games, musi- cal events or afternoon picnics. There ' s a speciality about it that runs much deeper in each and every one of us. It ' s the tradition that is Ole Miss; that sits beneath the sky; beneath the clouds. The home of millions of moments, nostalgia drifting overhead through the air; one can almost smell it. The Grove not only symbolizes the beauty that lives on the Ole Miss campus; it is the tradition that will endure forever. It calls to us ever presently, and when we return we remember... -BY KATHLEEN HILLMAN -ARTWORK BY STEPHANIE DUKES -RYAN PIERINI ftljl Student Life

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.rWNPIEWM Red Blue Week March 27-31, 2000 Monday LASER TAG Union Plaza brought by Kramer International, Inc., an entertainment company Tuesday AIR ASCENSION brought by Kramer International Inc., from Grand Rapids, Ml Wednesday WHO WANTS FREE STUFF? Trivia Game on the Union Steps Thursday THE DATING GAME See lonely Ole Miss students find love! ASB President, John Joseph, scored a date. Friday SPORTS NOVELTY ACTS SEC CONFERENCE CALL Union Plaza Saturday 2nd ANNUAL JEAN JONES MEMORIAL RUN WALK FOR CANCER B YftN P EB M On Wednesday, Kyle Miller, host of the trivia game, tricks all the contestants trying to win their free stuff. Opposite page ten Sullivan enjoys the aerial view of the campus at 100 feet in the air. The Student Programming Board Special Events Committee, under Melissa Gong Susan Sullivan, was in charge of the week ' s events LM Student Life