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When School's Out,

Students Vacation

er Trips Say good-bye to Omaha dent Angell a Wilson, Millard South
and hello to a multitude of places all student Nicole Jones and I had a
over the world! This summer, stu- home stay. The lady we stayed with
dents voyaged near and far and came didn' t speak any English, but she'd
back with some unforgettable been to Spain and knew a little
memories. Spanish, so we talked to her in a
Aside from the twenty-hour mixture of English, Spanish, and
bus rides to and from Atlanta, sopho- dictionary German."
more Briehan Larson recalled her The joys of vacationing with-
funniest summer moment. "I was at out parents were discovered by
a hotel, and the person I was with Evans. "You can goof around a lot
didn't know that there was a chain more, and meet more people when
9,.,,,, y,,, o,,,,,, hard and the chain fell off! It stripped you go with your friends. It's less
on the door. They rammed it really
structured." Freshman Gila Drazen
the screw, and we couldn't get it
agreed that "going with friends is
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Another funny memory was
relaxed, and you don't have to worry
HIIJ•II #IIHII #111•11, .,,., wo•li fll• the time when "one of my friends about a lot of stuff."
Although some vacations
•Mgtl'umpet,photoglbumt, a11d g tape ll'om g ~lotell'ie11d• fell through a roof. He stepped on a were just for fun, others were edu-
spot that hadn't been roofed yet,
-$ophomo/'e M•n• M•lr and at first everyone was shocked. cational. Sophomore J essica Gagne
But when we discovered he hadn't summarized her experiences dur-
•My ~a,., mg /gmi/g {but leave mg tittel'}, a11d the hot tub • been hurt, we laughed," said junior ing four weeks at a music workshop
-$et~iol' DNW K•ll•r Becki Evans. at Indiana University. "Not only
Strange occurences were a did I improve as a mu sician, I im-
part of some vacations. "On the proved as a person, which is more
•Mg pgiflfiflgt , mg tte/'eo, g,d g ligul'ifle • way to Scottsbluff, we were on a important. After all, music is an act
-JufliOI' Cll•i Rle"'-' highway just past Ogalalla going of self-expression," she said.
about 55 mph with a tailwind. I Regardless of where or
•My ~lothet, mg wgte/' bed, a11d mg ttulled g11imal • looked out the side window and saw why some of these vacations were
two ducks passing us!" said senior
-$ophomol'e J••ll Pmle/( Asten Rathbun. taken, they all had something in
common. "It may have been bor-
Sophomore Amber Lulla had ing, it may have been great, but
•Mg photo glbumt, Blg~k Hi/It gold, g,d mg lith • to rely on her Spanish to communi- school was out, so it didn't really
-fl'ethmafl D••• J•ll•••••• cate in Germany! "Sophomore matter." said sophomore Katie
Lisanne Barnes, former MN stu- Murphy. O

Reliving her childhood at Disney
World is sophomore Liz Retzer.
(Jenny Glenn)

Canoeing on Birch Creek in
Alaska are sophomores Jenni and
Sarah Went. Their boat tipped
over and they lost all of their
fishing poles. (Michael Went)