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

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Freshmen find the fast track to the q best places for food, fun and friends By Liliana Oym'zzm andjasmme Henderson KNOCKED OUT The trusttbt bartfdpahts, imCUdmg fresrrmeh Magge McMahon Kartre Gahdee ahd Atessahdro MrngLO, retax their rhthOs as a first step rh the process of hybhosrs, Photo by George Wu The Best Dlace to GET FREE STUFF CHAOTIC CANES Cahefest houses over 150 orgahrzatiOhs and 20 departments at the BahkUhrted Center, atlowrhg first years to grab goodres ahd informatiOh from resources availabte Oh and arOUhd campus Photo by Jessica Bryant The Best place to GET WET 8: WILD WET FUN Foam pits ahd splash party madhess teave undergrads soaked with fun First years enjoyed the tradrtiOhat splash party with music, free food and giveaways, white making memories to test for years. Photo by Jessica Bryant The Best place to EXPLORE THE MIND VOLUNTEER'NG YOUR MIND Dubbed ttSailesh: The Worlds Hypnotisti Sailesh Sattesh encourages StUdemS t0 graced the BankUnited Center stage and performed during step out of therr comfort ZOhes by O . . H . . h 1 h' d b1 msthmg hypnotrzed participants . mentatlon. e was weatrmg a tlg t purp e 5 mt an ue to act out socratty uncomfortable Jeans. H15 arms were notlceably covered 1n tattoos. y Sttuations- Photo by George WU ttHe was uncut? freshman Will Herrera said. ttI-Ie didntt '1 hold back from what he did. In addition to talking about peanut butter fetishes, Sailesh pushed students to transcend their shyness barriers and X interact closely with other students in awkward positions. WELCOMIB This new face connected with the audience on a personal ' ' level, and left an indelible mark on their memories. w? Mm . The Best place to h EAT 8! WELCOME HOME Food vendors h Lone decorate President Shalatats T; C C H I LL backyard as first years rhvaded MM and huhg out with trrehds. Every 63? Her year, Shatata offers her home to Whitetf wetcorhe atl Uhdergrads with a Lmdw prChrC. Photo by Jessrca Bryant .A. 3m That hambur 33LW162 111 add The BGSJE 1'1 Chum P?YfOrm place to PLAY WELLNESS REVOLUTION Frrst years storm thrObgh the doors Of A ROU N D the Wetthess Cehter to campete y k e 3; x - :h Dahce Dance Revotutrort ahd , . . bomce aromd m rhttatabtes LOUDANDFPROUDAtthe Presrdehts Prehrc, Sephorhore Dr eayyah r t - v- r t- Photo OX George Wu Borrey am , er CO e0 Cheer teammates ehtertarh the reshrhah guests Sorrrt ahd frrehdshrbs are the event s focus Photo by Jessrca Bryant 020 Lifestyles

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DFHOF J eamd hemage Phozo MIN' JAMAICA Jumr Ludt FOAM PARTY Campus was drenched during the annual Foam Party, hosted by Canes Night Live. Students in bathing suits enjoyed water rides, music and food while a DJ and an emcee pumped up the volume. The unique atmosphere encouraged students to let loose and hue fun. Some did back Hips offan inflatable course while Others broke it down center stage, in the foam pit. Students left in true Orientation style - with a new found feeling Ofswag. SPIRITS HIGH BEFORE THE MASSESE r? ,AMH: ymeyrwk h ,- h. tv, 022 Lifestyles