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

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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

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x Ix. THE RATHSKELLER SWING AWAYLE STUDENT HANGOUl COVEREDl UNlVERSlT MEN RABlLlA BRlNGS AEKTH NEM ORlES l I 1 E ,7 has been working at the Rat since his freshman year, , 7, , xthe Alumni Foundation is a great way of connecting F7lEI ,CEiEl I '1'I ,l1,::':1 ' :II :11'1I1; ' 1 I- 9'1' STORY BYE MAHERA ANJUMNBlS STAFF PHOTOS BY KATHYRN BAINNIBIS STAFF The Rathskeller, characterized by a very unique decor, is a popular place to eat and relax at the University of Miami. Walking in, ones eyes are immediately drawn to the five poster- sized Sports Illustrated covers of national championships won by the Hurricane football team. The posters, donated by the Homecoming Committee, became a large part in establishing UM spirit at the Rat, keeping with its feel as a sports bar where students go to watch football games with other dedicated Hurricane fans. Besides being a great place to watch sports, the Rat is a part of the UM community. Senior Kenny Dolan, who and now is assistant general manager, considers the Rat a student organization without being a student organization, where everyone who works here are friends. There is a great deal of student representation at the Rat. Fraternity paddles have been hanging in the Rat since its opening and several student-made collages can be seen on the walls. The memorabilia donated by the existing student body with UMls rich history. Everett Price, manager of the Rat and alumnus of UM Class of 84, works hard to provide an environment where students, faculty and administrators can get together. While the Rat is part of a chain of restaurants on college campuses usually geared towards sports, each one is unique and Miamils in particular is geared toward the students. EThe Rat is student initiated, student funded, and student operated. Without student support, the Rat wouldnlt be here. Any profits earned are invested back into the Rat in an effort to make it better, said Price. The Rat will be relocating to the new University Center and its staff is making a concerted effort to maintain the same vibe in the new Rat as in the current one. : 711w, I191 According to Dolan, photographers will be taking pictures of all the memorabilia in the entire Rat as it currently is in the hope of replicating the atmosphere in the new Rat. 1E'I17IlIE-m 'fll 3 lil' T'IL'I 7,.