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

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? S'tiorzv BY AND! WANDTABis STAFF A ND JOANNA DAVILAriBiS STAFF In ween the hustle and bustle of a b sy day, students manage to find the me to relax and just hang out between classes. Throughout each weekday, the University of Miami campus provides some comfortable respites from the stress of education. Among the tropical palm trees and massive concrete buildings, students make their own oasis of hangouts in many of the campus; most popular areas. For Starbucks, the busiest time of the day occurs during the fifteen minutes between classes as rushing students head to the coffee shop for their caffeine buzz. But many students grab their Frappuchino or Chai Latte and relax, reading a book or newspaper, or getting some last minute studying in for an English quiz. Im in Starbucks almost every day, junior Steven Ehrlich said. Its in a convenient location and almost every time I,m here, I run into someone I know. Thanks to our tropical climate, UM students have an incredible luxury: poolside weather all year long. The UC Pool is a paradise in an academic jungle. After classes, students can be multitasking poolside-studying and working on their tan. Its pretty awesome that we have the pool right in the middle of campus, freshman Lana Seligsohn said. Where else but in Miami could you go to pool to unwind right after your Econ exam? FOR THE CAMERA Modeisi PP persohhoi arid ai that made the Siam mat GiveS Back trash? C or ; 3e tiOrieV tor tvwe American Red smiie :n the camera iQiiOWirig triow Oh the UC Pat 0 $$lifestyles the perfect place to play...before, between, or after classes

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CAMPUS LIFE AT THE LAKE W V CAMPMJ Sunny skies and endless offerings of things to do, UM is

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7L1 CAMPUS LIFE MIAMI SERVICE '3 bier ' witvxrt H H; VH' V327 WV, tt t tern: : ' 'HHt Lam: '. Nb This ,5 a sentiment shared by much of regular hangouts, the student body the UC is constantly as students can be playing host to a found tanning on the variety of events IM fields or studying or opening the uts'dde on one of our breezeway to local unrfmy and breezy business vendors x ' ' ' selling a myriad of treasures. From a student run fashion show sponsored by the American Red Cross to the annual Ghandi Day of Service, the U never fails to offer up Aside from the swilhging benches on the UC patio, many of the most popular hathgout spots on the UM campus take acfivantage of the engaging activities sfmny Miami weather. outside of the f academic world. It Takes Two N v ; yew , e t