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

Page 16 text:

IOIIIIOIOII acneluooooo OODCOIOOQIO 0999-00-10. nloilulcaon otaluaslool IOIOIQIOIO. IIOICIIIIII E E Not Just a Summer Job Internsths and Jobs Offer a Source ofFun and Learning Jenna Mvine atso used Was a time to practice and learn about pharmaceuticals. PHOTOGRWAP pURTFSY

Page 15 text:

HANGED HISTORY a, m... WWW WW t W M 1 W Wm M, . 9;. y Hy . W3; WWW. W W WWW W W V aWay the competltlon and setting new World retords' 111 both the 100 meter and ZOOHmeter dashes. Still, in the sea of amazing accomplishments nothing visually compared to the Opening and Closing Ceremonies held in the Beijing National Stadium, also known as Wthe Bird's Nest? which took place on August 8, 2008 and August 24, 2008, respectively. In the end, the United States walked away With the highest medal count, Winning a total of 110 medals: 36 gold, 38 silver and 36 bronze. Follomng the conthct , most of its forces, but thousands of troops remain on Georgian soil 1n what Russia claims to be a peacekeeping role. lW 'Iw'W'r: W' lW'WW'WNW W W WWW, . n WWW mgr NNWWWWW 1w mm .1. .M .... . kw w w. w thW 40: WWW W... W WWWWW WWW WW I'lWWl MW WWW W . .;

Page 17 text:

JUMP FOR JOY Senior Mariel Butah and Sophomore Teddi Tosath ceiebrated their arrival at the Negev Desert in Israel after taking a bumpy jeep tour. PHOTOGRAPH COURTE Y MARIEL BUTAN LA SIES A Seniors Brittany Miller and Jamiee Spector, and Junior Kimberly Thompson relaxed on a beach in Alicante, Spain before attending the Las Hogueras Festival. The three girls traveled to Spain together for a Study Abroad Program. PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY KIMBERLY THOMPSON OUT TO LUNCH; BE BACK WHENEVER Junior Giro Samale treated his friends Rob Wyant, Chelsea Sutherland, Jehhy Pullias, Sara Kimsey and Chris Kittermah to a beachside food and drinks on his work break at Sharky's in Sarasota, Florida. PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY CHRIS KITTERMAN