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

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UniO-eASitt) Ihatiit Ptoductions -ROBERT JORDAN The Musical Theatre program offers concentrated studio Moby Dick Rehearsed ran November 1-3, 2001 in the training in vocal, dance, and performance for every genre Studio Theatre in Bryant Hall with shows lasting of musical theatre. With at least two musical theatre for roughly two hours. Tickets were available through productions, students not only receive comprehensive the Central Ticket Office for $5. training, they also get extensive opportunities to display their skills. Student Life

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undergraduates: six stories The University of Mississippi Department of Journalism was founded more than 50 years ago. It is one of only 109 journalism programs accredited by the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communication. The Dow Jones Newspaper Fund lists the accredited programs under the heading " Colleges Known for Outstanding Programs. " -COURTESY OF KRISTEN MEEHAN KRISTEN MEEHAN, a senior majoring in journalism from Pass Christian, " When I first arrived at Ole Miss, I honestly did not know what to expect. You have so many ideas of what college is like when you inch closer and closer to it and then boom you are there. I remember my first day here, and I know I will be sadd when the last day comes. Ole Miss is more than a university, it is a family. I have met so many wonderful people during my four years here, and I am so grateful for how each and everyone has touched my life. If I could offer any student any advice it would be to get involved. I have had the opportunity to work at the Daily Mississippian and with ASB, as well as reside as President of the Model United Nations Association. The opportunities and friendships that I have been afforded are endless. So above all learn, but do not forget to live " . Undergraduate Profdcs

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Opposite page-Dancing at Lughnasa, directed by Krista Scott, was performed February eighth, through the tenth of 2001, including the follow- ing Bachelor of Fine Arts students: Priscilla Parchia, Sar Szymanski, Craig Clary, and Jeff Prewitt. Below- Showstoppers was performed in Fulton Auditorium on April twenty-sixth through the twenty-eighth under the direction and chore- ography of Rene Pulliam. Below- Based on the Gospel according to Saint Matthew, Godspell ran from October eighteenth through the twentieth, 2001, in Fulton Auditorium. Middle Right-Directed and choreographed by Rene Pulliam, Cabaret ran March twenty-ninth through the thirty-first of 2001 and starred Mary Nye, Joey Abramowicz, and Chad Jenkins. IEREMY LODEN fc •S -ROBERT JORDAN Buried Child ran from September twenty-first and second 200 1 under the direction of Katie Simons, light design by -ROBERT JORDAN Bert Foregger, set design by Dex Edwards, and costume design by Mary Young. University Theatre