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

Page 30 text:

ANTHROPOLOGISTS TELL US THAT DOGS WERE THE FIRST DOMESTICATED ANIMAL, SURPASSING BY THOUSANDS OF YEARS COWS, CHICKENS, GOATS AND OTHER FOOD ANIMALS. MANKIND DOMESTICATED DOGS LONG BEFORE WE SETTLED TO FARMING. -OXFORD-LAFAYETTE HUMANE SOCIETY Puppy dogs are a great way to attract attention I on campus and an easy way to meet people. •KELSl HOLMAN This dog has its own set agenda for lounging around. Those just passing by are always willing to stop and pet the animals. Student Life

Page 29 text:

When you go abroad to study, you ' re learning constantly, said Susan Oliphant, coordinator of Ole Miss ' Study Abroad Program. But what you ' re really learning about is yourself. Nothing allows you to see Mississippi and your hometown like seeing them through the eyes of another country. You come back a wiser person. -COURTESY OP SHERRY BLOUNT The hands-on activities such as scuba diving and snorkeling on the barrier reef were extraordinary. Sherry Blount, a biology major from Brandon, Mississippi- My study abroad experience was incredible; I earned 8 hours of credit for my major while studying coral reefs. -COURTESY OF JULIE RAUCH I traveled all over France while making good friends with people from Spain and Italy. In Paris, my favorite was Montst Michele. Julie Rauch, an International Business major from Annisten, Alabama- I learned so much about French culture and language. I saw Lance Armstrong win the Tour de France and take his winning lap around the Champ Elysees. I met people from Ole Miss that I would have never met otherwise. By far my favorite night was Bastille Day, which was July 1 4th; We watched fireworks exploding over the Eiffel Tower from the top of the Mont Parnasse. Then we went to a Firemen ' s Ball; I traveled to Giverny, where Monet painted and was inspired by the beauty. Study Abroad

Page 31 text:

ck OOfJ! MSO ! •JEREMY LODEN