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

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A Carl Wolf Studios Dixon. Jala! Dallo, Lilton Hunt. Grcgor Currence, Byron Burton Kim Bnitor.l Row 2 : A.iron JjcoK.vits. Bill Rnvo. Rruhen Rohnchncidei, Jasun Nichols. Russell M rlanJ. Kay. fctsy Gregory, Rachfl Bantisra, Stylirni Pr, udi, Marctllina Spicncr. Jennifer Lisell Rgw ): Lisa Timolhy Christie. Aaron Thornton. Pavstrellii, Pamela Vachon, Chanjan Morris. Jennifer Wendorf, Sara Chakel. Amanda Bell. Mary Kausiler. Christine Cho. Row 1; Ginger Thorue. Christine Anthony, Erica Guice, Knsten Gihhs, Ada Cheng, Ada Lo Row 2j Kann Marcmkow ki. Rn-lyn Th..ma . Karen Ancharskt. Tiffany Tomassi, Jessica Smead. Suzanne ti, Sarah Ann McGee, Maureen Ayotte VWiuivn 4iiv Row 1: Nckeisha Julal. Jessica Lnak, Elena RoJrigue:, Kamilah McCoy. Camlme Adams. Mandy Leins. Sajida Jackson Row 2; Jennifer BraRan:a, Franny Elxin. Cami Ant-leys, Masy Samandi, l anna Port:. Erica Porter, Zeina Joukhadar, Mindy Grumke R w 5: Chri rine Chu. Susan Kay Fruchey, Krisien Walkush. Michelle Mimcnef, Shauna H lland. Sylvia Gonzalez. Ami Parikh, An K eli PwRfii, Jennifer Schaap. Carl Wolf Studios R,m I: Schrina Hearing, Lynn Pennacchmi. Amanda Powers. Tewonia Murrcll Row 2: Kamilah Haynes. Melmda Ander.n, Rhea Little. Julie Hatcht. Rente Rauano. [Tana Mitchell. Carl Wolf Studios Rowl;ChritniJ Lee. Susan Kao. Rebecca Wolff. Amy Eyles, Kathleen Clap. Sharon Juhy EjISE i Michelle Williams. Kimherly Cristea. Amanda Mot c enstem. Chansse Williams. Natasha Home. Lynette Hart, Susan Lee. Alicia Ivory. Carl Wolf Studios RowliCiirmela KuilyKt. . -. P. Miiore, Michele Menuck. Brita Graham. Angela Eickhiirsr Row 2: Zachary Power. Makaiya Brown, Yasmin Ullah. Pitier Spitael, David Pu(;h. James Barker. Jason Makaroff. Roi 1: Jeff Prohst. Etic Fisher. Charlene Oranse, Katie Davidson, Chet Stuut, Eric F.IX. Ken Priehe Row 2: Btenl Sperlinn. Ben Grover. W,x, Jin Shim. Nicole Besu. Sara Tackett. Jennifer Pucsley. Jennifer Naimolski.Eliuheth Carney. JomoThomps. n Ei!d;NishclaNelsi.n.KaiulCios. Ben Uwery. Jason Beck. Keith Byrne. Dean Hiller. Paul Deller. Scott Tn.net. Etic Budmk. Br,:k VanJenBer c . Residence Halls 321 Burton Kim

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North Campus: Bursley (continued) Other committees, like Students for a Humane Society, Ozone, and Bursley Environmentally Aware and Responsible (BEAR), fo- cused on caring for the environment and its inhabitants. Established in 1981, Bursley Community Volunteers members spent approximately four to eight hours a month volunteering. I decided to become involved in HHH because I think it ' s important to give back to the community that helps us, said Resident Advisor Helen D ' Sa. Other students participated in BCV for its social opportunities. We do fun stuff together for fundraisers for individual groups like bowl-a-thons and hayrides, said Schumacher. Volunteers said that BCV ' s combination of work and play inspired them to get involved. While some students may have compared Bursley to living in the North Pole, the lively and dedicated Bursley community disproved this misconception. Because of their positive experiences in the Bursley dormitory during their first year at the University, some students decided D esidents scramble for food ! XT j i i A Vat the Bur-Lodge cafete- to live in North Campus area houses and ria Those not Satis 8 fied with apartments for the remainder of their U- M career. Bur-food had the option of go- ing to the North Bar, Bursley ' s after hours snack bar. , ' ,: . Being in Students for a Humane Society is as easy as walking a dog. -Jennifer Schumacher graduate student Taking advantage of the warm fall weather, first - year LSA students Nick Pavlis and Alex Kim play football near t he front drive of Bursley dorm. 320 Residence Halls

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It ' s different. There are many older stu- dents here, most of them studying engi- neering and music. -- Melissa Malewitz, LSA junior Tammy Huang, a Coman House resident, changes CDs to suit her studying mood. Baits residents were not only U-M students; some workers from the University Hospital also resided there. Michelle Rac Coman House resident Hazleen Ibrahim and her visitor Fatin Mustaffa experi- ence the adage, Work hard. Play hard. The two took time out from studying to catch up on their favorite TV shows. . 1 1 322 Residence Halls