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GINNING > \ V X 00*+-- 4--5.07- Digitized by the Internet Archive 2013 in http://archive.org/details/owlyearbook200145memp A New Beginning The Owl 2001 Volume 45 TheOwl 1 MUS Rebuilding (top): The new buildings come just in time as the old buildings finally start to fall down around us. (above): The beautiful, new 'Ceremonial Lawn.' (right): "Workin' a backhoe is easy, but I just can't figure out this damn bell." 2 TheOwl The Phoenix of antiquity was a magnificent bird that would consume itself every 500 years on a pyre of flame and then arise from the ashes. the old will always give way to the new, empires will fall, and cities will topple; change is inevitable, but so are new beginnings. the axiom "nature abhors a vacuum," while no longer scientific fact, still applies to society! when an institution dies off, something will inevitably come to replace it. all things must eventually experi- ence a new beginning. mus is no exception, and thisyear has been aperiod ofrebirth forthe school. Change has punctuated this year: the language wing and the lower school gym were torn down, and a new student center was built in their place; the computer labswere completelyremodeled; teachers left, and newonesjoined. these changes, while bringing newt life to the school, have joined with the old to rejuvenate MUS. ........ * i(above): The 'Ceremonial Giant Pile of Dirt.' (right): Rob Byrd's elbow ruins a perfectly good shot of construction around campus. TheOwl 3 Student Life 4 TheOwl TheOwl 5 (right): Hank Sullivantand Paul McClure prepare for the greatest trip oftheir lives: France! (above): Jon Hampton is caught in a daze near Samer Khuri and Paul McClure. MUS (right): students discover the rainbow's end in Paris. TheOwl
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