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Commencement Lunch
2004
at The Outlook
Chancellor's residence (Inclement weather location, Kansas Union)
10:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Sunday, May 23
Remember to pick up your tickets at the Alumni Association's headquarters on the third floor of the Adams Alumni Center between May 3-19. The Alumni Center is open weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
You must present your ticket(s) to receive your box lunch(es) during the event at the Chancellor's residence, The Outlook, 1532 Lilac Lane.
A short program at 11:30 a.m. will include the presentation of the Class of 2004 gift and banner.
Questions? call 864-4760
We're finally done!
Profiles of graduating seniors
Name: Marcus Bush
Hometown: Hoffman Estates, III.
Major. Journalism." I love being in front of the camera," Bush said.
This year he has anchored on KUJH.
Extracurricular activities: Captain of the cheerleading squad.
How he got into cheerleading:
He's got sports in his genes. His father, Washington Bush, was the athletic director of James B. Conant High School in Hoffman Estates, III. He followed his dad to high-school athletic events and dreamed one day of playing at a basketball state championship. He never played for a state title and quit basketball after 11 years. He joined his high school's co-ed cheerleading squad and fell in love with cheerleading.
Why KU: Bush knew he would go to KU after he watched the men's basketball team defeat the University of Oklahoma Feb. 21, 2000. "What I saw was what I envisioned college would be like," he said. "I realized that's where I wanted to be."
What he's proud of: The cheerleading squad placed in the
top-15 in the Universal Cheer Association, which put the Jayhawks in competition with some big schools such as Kentucky. "I'm competitive and I don't like to lose," he said. "I don't think many people know that we have other responsibilities. We don't just cheer to get a free ticket to the game. We put a lot of work into it."
Favorite part about KU: Bush loves being a part of KU tradition on the KU cheerleading squad. "It's surreal seeing the things that I've seen and experienced," Bush said of traveling to three consecutive NCAA tournaments and almost 30 different cities. "I can't imagine my college experience being more perfect."
Summer plans: Bush is going to be a sports reporter intern for Fox in Kansas City. "I'm going to miss KU, but it's time to move on," he said.
Future plans: Bush said he still wasn't 100 percent sure what he wanted to do, but he's open to pretty much anything. "I don't want to have my life set in stone right now. I just want to see where it takes me."
—Amanda O'Toole
Name: Deborah
Michele Lake
Majors(): French
and anthropology
Proudest
accomplishment
at KU: Phi Beta
Kappa
What will you
miss about KU the
most: Lied Center
(cheesy, I know)
Fondest KU
memory:
Swimming with
summer crew and
Doug in the Chi
Omega fountain
Hometown:
Ankany, Iowa
Where did you
live freshman
year: Lewis Hall
How many years
have you been in school Four Clubs/Organizations/Extracurricular activities: KU Ambassadors, KU Cousins, Owl Society, ECM stuff, Lied Center, KU Exchange Friends, study abroad Favorite place on campus: The garden next to Spooner Hall Job(s) while in college: Lied Center
Summer plans: Hanging out here and doing some work Future plans: Working for KU in
Besancon, France, next year,
then Teach for America for two
years, then graduate school
Favorite classes/teachers:
Human Sexuality/Dennis Dailey;
Introduction to Physical
Anthropology/David Frayer;
Language and the Mind
110/Bruce Hayes
Something you'll miss about
Lawrence: Massachusetts Street
and places that stay open until 3
a.m.
—Anne Weltmer
**Name:** Carrie Cherney
**Hometown:** Agenda, a tiny town in north-central Kansas.
**Major:** Masters in Speech-Language Pathology
**How she chose her major:** She always loved working with kids, and being a speech-language pathologist will allow her to assist young children in being able to communicate better with others, she said. Improved communication enhances an individual's quality of life, and to be able to improve the lives of children is fulfilling, she said.
**Fondest memory:** Making a field goal during halftime of a football game in 2002.
**Advice for those still in college:** Remember that making mistakes is OK, and that the chance to
make "college memories" will not come again when you are 40 years-old, she said.
Corrina Anderson
Name: David Saylan
Major(s): Communications. He began college wanting a business degree, but GPA limitations forced him to settle with a major in communication studies, his second choice.
He regretted not applying to the business school, but has no regrets about graduating with a degree in communication studies.
Proudest accomplishment at KU:
Getting into the communications studies program
What will you miss about KU the most: My Hillel friends Fondest KU memory: A toss-up between drinking (and yes, sometimes even getting drunk after one drink)
and the Bagels and Basketball program with Hillel.
Successful college highlights: 1) Going from being inactive in Hilfe to helping plan last year's Shabbat 200, where Hillel gathered more than 200 Jewish students for a Shabbat dinner, and being active with the Senior Leadership Advisory Committee.
2) Maintaining a 3.0 in communications classes.
Hometown: Omaha, Neb.
Hollywood, Olivia.
What he has learned during his time in college: "Have fun, but at the same time get through school. You don't want to be here more than you have to. It's OK procrastinate, but if you do it too much it'll haunt you."
Nate Karlin
kansan.com
See more profiles and photographs of graduating seniors on Kansan.com
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