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

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I MARIA CELESTE FREY DIETETICS AND NUTRITION RECONQUISTA, ARGENTINA I came to Ole Miss as a tennis player from University in Miami, and the program at Ole Miss is one of the top in the Nation. I wanted to improve my game, and compete in the SEC. What I like about Ole Miss is the campus, the people (especially those who sup- port Ole Miss athletic events), the professors, and the small town. The food was very different at the beginning; I was used to cooking my own food in Miami or eating in Latino restaurants. , NTERNAT|0NAL BUSINESS SAN PEDRO SULA, HONDURAS I came to Ole Miss because I was offered a scholarship. I enjoy my times sitting out in the Grove and, well... let ' s not leave out the tailgating adventures during the fall. The main differ- ence between Ole Miss and my country are the way people act and also their definition of partying. We enjoy a good place to dance and be with friends and family. At Ole Miss, partying refers to getting plastered . The Croft Institute has been some- thing Ole Miss should be very proud of. I ' m proud to say that through them, many Ole Miss students have and will continue to learn about various international cultures and realize that there is a world out there besides the States. IRA EUGENE GADDY IV PRE-MED GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI Of my eight semesters of college, the one I spent in Tilburg, Holland is incomparably the best. I didn ' t learn as much in class and didn ' t see one football game, yet I learned more in six months of European life than years in the States. Study Abroad should be a requirement. You get bombarded for months with an entirely new perspective on life and realize that much of it fits you better than what is offered at home. Having to choose new friends, make travel plans with no influences, and being in a place where no one cares what you do allows you to figure out what kind of life you want to live. I met my fiance ' in Europe. I walked around places I ' d only read about and felt more at home than any other time in my life. Coming back to the States was a culture shock. I decided not to go to medical school and plan to go to writing school next year. I think that if I hadn ' t gotten away from all the people who influence me, I wouldn ' t have made the decision. Studying abroad saved me from a later crisis by helping me figure out who I really am. 42% of eligime international studies Majors made Chancellor ' s Honor Roll International Students StudCy ( A6road r Em

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lliivs and km In Lamb are the owners of this eclectic gift shop which features : ' l colors of M IH ' s along with numerous Oxford related gifts. They carry a large selection of Halloween costumes during October and always have numerous Ole Hiss items. Offering various types of massages and services like manicures and facials, Cicada quickly became everyone ' s favorite stop. There are also numerous lines of relavation beautv times available. -PHOTOS BY RYAN PIERINI Hundreds of Tourists visit Oxford each, month! ' Nt r Shops Ctf