University of Michigan - Michiganensian Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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owner Bill Parkinson frisbee with Eleni on Elbel Field. The fenced-in field provided the perfect environment for local dog owners to exercise their pets. Almost everyday around 5 p.m., dog owners and pets gathered in the center of the field; dogs played together for almost an hour while owners chatted. Hanging out in the Diag reminded me of thefeelinglgotduring recess in elementary school. Chip Peterson When We Weren ' t Story by John Ghose tudyin In exaggeration? Maybe. But to many University students, Meijer contained every aspect of imaginable. From lima beans to bean bags, Meijer was a busy college student ' s dream. Meijer flabbergasts me. You could live in that place, said Joe Fletcher, LSA first-year student. Meijer often served as a place to hangout and people-watch. University students rarely ran on ordinary hours, and fortunately, neither did Meijer. It was not unusual to bump into friends during the wee hours of the night. I remember one night I caught Sharif Idris riding the amigo carts at 2 a.m., said Ed Glazer, sophomore engineering major. Hip and trendy it was not, but Meijer was part of the Michigan student ' s life in Ann Arbor. Layout by Howard Sidman Michigan Life 17

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