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

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' ¥ ► itiM ■r m I 1 -» )5WwS njtijr ©felfc (tesg (c«Cl»l»l« fices ai it Body or lonon Homi ;coi itles, vv ningQ ffl yy f U fifl i ese opt ions , the har dest pa ib35ffl- ! ■ ign for. Soi ne of the ■ guess decision when fri ends ai id f ellow cla ssmate your candidacy. SMffli;i« J i ' :.i mi :ffiB ' r ; j : != ,i £ sllll§ ' ' ' -• ' ' ■■■■ ' 5$ am fiifiniwEiiKaF nsi 3 After all, when students run for office, they can count on the with representatives from various organi fe s 3 wm m gsi I lElsjM ify: .Mf8fflpL ' -ISHSaffli8 fet5feg for the ASB and was also elected Campus Favorite and Homecoming all of the fraternity and sorority houses and standing outside polling Maid. places asking for rieonle ' s votes. Obviousl,v.-- l31s.isrfnio.t ' , - ™iMe«BHB Two of my sorority sisters also got campus favorite, Wicker So, if runnin said. That was really exciting for all of us, and our sorority put want to 1 be with my whole sorority, and for them to all be so behind us aro campus favorite. excited for us getting that. 40 0 It is not rea Sometimes it is not a matter of others encouraging you to run, that yOu are hon but as is the case with Cal Wells in his successful run for ASB Senate of the five guys - improve the campus and share his love for Ole Miss with others. I absolutely loved my time here, Wells said. My goal was to vm mm at (MuSffiMti akSKu WiM) W@S EC „ ■ ■: | iVii ' ' TMIMB ii ' i IMvjIRS) but past experiences that I have had at Ole Miss is something that I loser, but i can never duplicate but would want to share with as many people as I I could. throui IfTilllBllM l illMMBMW mBmmSS an and that takes time, especially, if deciding to run for ASB President, beneficial. This was something that Wells found out in his attempt at the office sisaaig a% mm - r-immdm ?- ' -■■ ■: .0;. qmm. II CTtswlrol (samcmm :.■; ■■■ • ' - tSBft? iM 9 ' vv:Taioffi)t i iMMn Mij 3 | av i8i cEnLra35 | i H aL ipaigning Be w pdMgmll mMt §hmp wfea (girap Mpkig fejr 1 ci ci o STO 51 Hal written by David Thigpen - photography by Matthew Sharpe

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LOVIO lli s Vi 22 Student Life