University of Southern Mississippi - Southerner Yearbook (Hattiesburg, MS)

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There are many examples of color at USMg the most obvious being the seasons of the year. The fall is characterized by the changes of the trees from green to beautiful bright oranges, yellows, rusts, and browns. The spring is another time of change, except this time the earth awakens out of the deep sleep of winter and renews itself. The most brilliant 4 ,,,, colors imaginable lighten up the campus and give the sunny touch to everyone's spirits. Another example of color is evident at sport- ing events. For instance, the USM victory over MSU in Jackson in November '81g the entire USM section of the stadium was a black and gold mass of screaming fans-the color of support and school pride. The color- ful personalities found at USM would be yet another example of color. Whether it be stu- dents, faculty, or even administration. any- thing out of the ordinary colors the campus. In using color to describe the mood of USM. nothing dull could do, only the most attrac- tive and brilliant would be true. Of Color

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