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

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■ Q -ROBERT JORDAN Above: spectacular view of Tad Smith Coliseum during one of the Rebels ' many home basketball games. Right: University of Mississippi student Susan Sullivan, a senior English major from Cleveland, Hiss., basks in the afternoon sunshine. Monday April 17, 2000. on the plaza of the Student I nion building on the school ' s Oxford campus. Multitudes of students took advantage of clear skies and temps in the low 70 T s to relax and study outdoors. mm Oyenin W

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Right: LI. Iiih. Amy Tuck Irmlril a graduate of Mississippi Stale I mi mil » . lakes a lour of the I niversity of Mississippi campus with I haniellor lioberl khayat (right) and He Andy Mullins Heft), executive assistant to the chancellor. Turk ' s tour followed her noon address at a day-long seminar on elder Ian held on Oxford campus and sponsored by the ori li Mississippi lineal Legal Services. She said I he slate must spend more on assistance to the elderly. Turk urged Mississippi lo lake greater advantage of available federal funds from Medicare and called on the legislature to consider using money from the tobacco trust settlement, Below: In arial view of laughl-Hemingway Stadium during the Ole Miss Pride of the South half-time performance. mm Opening