University of Miami - Ibis Yearbook (Coral Gables, FL)

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lTRAVELWANDWWbRLD INDIA. Vijay Nyack and Kristen Heffracker visit the Taj Mahal In India during a summer travel expedition. 5251115153 5 iiii'k JAPAN. Julia Wyda during a study- -abroad program in Japan grabs a photo' In front of an ancient temple. 5 Photo submitted by Rash Bitenburg Photo sumetted by Taryn Vanaskie other continents hether it's a foreign country or the weird summer job you had to endure, students had some pretty interesting stories to tell when they came back for the semester. Lori Neuman, a Junior in the School of Communication, had the opportunity to watch the running of the bulls in Pamplona, Spain. It was amazing. Every town has a saint and ' ent tradition to go along with it. In Pamplona, they dress in all white, except for a red sash around their waist. You get such a culture shock when you walk off the bus and everyone is dressed like that, and everyone is partying and drunk. You go to the town square at about six in the morning to get a goodseat, because the whole area is fenced off so that the people donit get hurt Before you know it, there are thousands eople across the fence. 1 When the clock strikes eight, you see all th, e people start rune a rampaging bull, but, none-the-le CUPl SNOW. Mark Savary poses in the snow before continuing up the mountain in Switzerl d1dn t get to venture off into gn countries, but sometimes staying near , '- n 71 Me . an . nggenbotham i :I for seven to 15 year olds 1n 'ennsy vania. ccFirst off, this place was in the boonies; the nearest grocery store was about an hour away At the camp, theyI started me off w1th the seven year oldsz and worked me up to 13 yearolds and the Were so Sara ii and another was the 513 kids just went crazy fot ' the fact that, nniest part, wrestle in vat of Jell-o this sumfn the RaitfiB Story by'HZjEl'da Saniw Melissa Cowley and Matthew Tumbleson. Photo submitted by Ma

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Whether living on or off campus, the variations of student life are as diverse as the student body. Some students prefer spending nights watching movies and hanging out with friends in the dorms while others opt to go out on the town and clubs on South Beach. Whatever the preference may be, good times and great memories are made, making the college experi- ence all the more worth it.

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Photo submitted by Stephanie Alture PITCH A TENT. The girls of Zeta Tau Alpha prepare for Photo submitted by Kristoffer Koster ITALIA. Kristoffer Koster, a recent graduate, lays back Photo submitted by Julia Wyda FREE TIBET. School of Communication professor World Cup in hand, Brazil celebrates a worldwide victory or a Brazilian, trying to explain to a for- eigner what it means to win the Soccer World Cup is not an easy task. Itls a lit- tle like seeing the Hurricanes win the football season, the Dolphins win the Super Bowl and the Marlins win the World Series - all togeth- er. But it has a little more sauce, since it only happens once every four years, and we can honestly claim to be the best in the World, hav- ing beaten 31 other teams from all around the globe. Photo by Max Alvarez YELLOW, GREEN AND BLUE. Junior Fernanda BRAZIL GERMANY Thus, its easy to see how Brazilians could turn South Beach into a little Copacabana on a Sunday morning in late June of 2002, flooding the streets with chants that nobody else could understand. The noise and horn-honking, by the way, was just a small sample of what was really going on back home in Brazil where people still believe ttfootballl, is played by using your feet. Being away does make it a little harder to celebrate, but, at the same time, it gives you the occasion to show your pride for your coun- try - even if itts just for soccer. It also gives you the chance to keep using that screaming yellow and green T-Shirt without anyone being able to complain. D Story by Danny Paskin and design by Melissa Cowley and Matthew T umbleson. Photo submitted by Danny Paskin AT THE EVENT. Manoela Borges, on left, a UM alum- na, Manuelo Picq, third from left, a current graduate ewe Photo by Max Alvarez BRAZILIAN PRIDE. Members of the Brazilian Club gath- er together during the 2002 World Cup in the International Lounge in the University Center to show support. STUDENT LIFE World Cup