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OMAHA LIFE

fun found everywhere

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summer Friendships, late nights, pools, and parties "I worked as a golf caddy so every day
were some of the things that came to mind after work I always looked forward to going
vacations when students thought of summer in into the air conditioning ," freshman T.J.
fiac{ been Omaha. McAndrew said.
If it was Spending time
ta/(g,n ana sleeping-in, just re- with not only friends
laxing , or working all but family too was
stuaents no day and going out also an important
[anger fiac{ at night, students issue.
enjoyed their sum-
"I went out with
tlie urge to mer. "I hung around my friends to mov-
and played golf and ies and went fishing
s[eep a[[ aay baseball all day and with my family," se-
tliey [oo/(g,c£ · rehearsed with my nior Jill Dauner
band,"
freshman
said.
to tlieir own David Orrick said. But for some stu-
For stu- dents, the only time
city for fun dents, it was the is- they were home
sue of finding some- was when they were
thing fun to do in sleeping.
By Julie Omaha. "I wasn't home
Gutschenritter "For the 4th very much because
of July we went to I went to work dur-
Rosenblat and ing the day and out
watched the fire- with my friends right
Getting together before works from the bridge,"juniorTammy Darr after work," senior Christina Conrad
going out were seniors
Angie Paik, Michelle said . said.
Rusco, Michaela Rusco, Another problem was finding As summer came and went, stu-
and Melissa Belgum. something fun to do to "beat the heat." dents discovered that traveling to exotic
Almost every night they Whether it was working in air conditioning locations wasn't the only way to have a
eith er went out
somewhere together or or relaxing in a pool, students adjusted great summer. Omaha was just the place
ta lked on the phone. well. to kick back and relax.
Juniors Anne McGinty
and Michaela Moore get
a quick picture at the
Coll ege World Series
game in May. "We got
free tickets and then free
pizza, popcorn, and
gatorade from the
tickets," McGinty said.

Seniors Brett Taylor, Mike Lorsbach ,
and Kerry Finnegan get together at the
"Chi cago" concert at Westfair. Concerts
were a place students could get together
and listen to their favo rite bands.