University of Mississippi - Ole Miss Yearbook (Oxford, MS)

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Scenery Over the years as the campus has matured with the University and slowly begun to merge more completely with the town of Oxford, the beauty of the campus has grown stronger. In times where people are tearing things down and turning once free fields into concrete parking lots, the beauty of Ole Miss has remained. A few years ago when it was proposed to use part of the Grove to help alleviate the parking problem, not only student and faculty, but alumni as well protested adamantly. Instead of plowing through the land that comprises Ole Miss, buildings are erected around the land, in a way that almost pays tribute to the original landscape. The campus is a centerpeice to a beautiful town and beautiful surroundings. Everywhere you go from Faulkners to Sardis lake, nature and beauty go untouched and undisturbed. 14 — Opening I

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Ole Miss Atan Sheffield Alan Sheffield I Over the years Ole Miss has evolved Into a place to come home to, a place where memories are held sacred and where people will always feel a part of the place they lived their college days. To look around at the things and places that make Ole Miss what it is, is to understand what it is that makes up a really great college town. 16 — Opening B.J. Manntx