University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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Jayhawk Boulevard was always packed with an eclectic mix of students, faculty and the Lawrence community. Photo by Brad Dreier

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A nd the Jayhawl sits, forever perched regally upon Mount Oread, welcoming generation afte generation, hie has witnessed the rise of the Phog, the championship 1 988 Men ' s Basketball team, the burning of Hoch Auditorium and each publication of the University Daily Kdnsan. Evoving with the University, his view is timeless.

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The view from atop Mount Oread was breathtaking. Patches of crimson and blue and the shades of the Golden Valley brilliantly coored the Kansas andscape as did KU students. All ethnicities blended together along Jayhawk Boulevard; they walked as one group. They called places from Kansas to Thai and home and each anded in Lawrence with a sightly different perspec- tive. Some had a world view and some knew ony the farmands surrounding Hays. Combined these perspectives transformed into a single KU vision. )espite their diverse individua goa s KU stu- dents united with a common desire to become Jayhawks and make the most of their KU experi- ence. Nestled in their niches Jayhawks created their own unique visions for the University of Kansas and the future.