a closer oak internationaI Senior Dennis Van Erp relaxes after a day at work. From Holland, Van Erp was a shift leader for Aramark in the student center. gr used to tell people that I dated the Princess of Holiand,n Van Erp said. "I also told them that yellow was an offensive color, so they wouldn't eat bananas or wear yellow shirts in front of me. I also used to tell people that everyone in HoI– land lived in windmills and wore wooden shoes. And they believed it. ~ (Photo by Russ Phillips) Junior Jacob Rotich talks with a friend between classes. Despite the increased difficulty in obtaining student visas, most international students were glad to be able to study abroad. (Photo by April Clem) • • 32 student life
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