College of the Holy Cross - Purple Patcher Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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EA T DRINK A ND if--f'ly:.:::1.-5,, V . ii . , L riday morning at nine o'clock and all is - well, not so great. You were out last night at Caro St., Cambridge St. or was it a local bar? Regardless of where you went the story is still the same: you partied too hard and too late and now you must get up and prepare for class, You could throw on the clothes that you had on last night and rush right out to Kimball. Or, if you live off cam- pus, you could search for some leftovers as well as clean dishes and have breakfast. Chances are you will hold out, regardless of where you live, and visit Hogan's second floor cafe for lunch. After your class on Friday, you f N tm it Q 'tw f .1 3 3 -1 -in , , ff' r i I . f 8 Opening take a much deserved nap. By the time you wake up and shower, it is dinner time. lf you live off campus you figure out whose turn it is to cook. If you are on campus, you read the daily news and see what Kim ball has to offer you. Either way, if the answer to the ques tion, What's for dinner? isn't appealing you visit the Pizza Parlor in Hogan Stand By Me. After four years these seniors are still friends. Give Me a Light. Efrain Melendez and Paul Eberle arguing over whether the beer is less filling or if it tastes great. Wordless Moments. Mark Smiley and Charlie Potter prove that some- times there is just nothing left to say. t, 'hl5A

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.- ,v,v , . My M.. .. . .s k ' -ff - ., . . yt sf- V. Q. f s- hink about your last phone call to home. What did you talk about? When talking to par- ents you often discuss your health, food and money. Then there are your friends from home that love to hear about the latest party, the saddest part of your love life, and how much your roommates grate on your nerves. But is there one person from home that really knows how demanding academic life is for you? When was the last time you attempted to explain why lines form outside the library during finals week? Have you ever explained your technique for reserving a seat in the library? How do you start a conversa- tion regarding the pros and cons of studing in your room? Well, you may not be comfort- able with discussing how much you study with your old partying pals from high school, but we all know where to go when we want to discuss the pressures of academics. The residence halls, for one example, are filled with people who have a ton of work to do! . You join people sitting in the halls iknowing them is not a requirementj and list off the things you must do and then listen to their lists. Absolutely nothing gets done during these talks, but do you feel good afterwards? Yes! Often we take each other for granted. Sometimes we ex- pect too much from each oth- er. But rarely do we appreciate the value of those that share with us the pressures of aca- demics. Think about the two weeks before finals last se- mester. What did you talk about? - Michele Frost James Taylor Fan. Catching rays and studying at the same time is a familiar scene in the early spring and fall. Fun in the Sun? Not really. Marci Cullum using her tanning time to do some vital reading. 10 Opening sw 'VTR 'GSI ' V ir'-'4 1 ' ' 7' -'r.2'i ff , - 16 5w1f9 '.' WXH- Lf f 4 'f'? r i f- '1 If 'Q ?f5'f2 ' : .f 3 2 '9 Mit 'mf 5 A -M ........ . Easel: .. .4-.,.....a, D ' 2 l .f 1,35 . IE , VIN5 Xfx, ,XS Q. . . 'Til ..QlQ..:1l.M .. ., ...Q IIQILLL IL. .. A , ,gfjjl .ElE..,g.QQ..QiIn.1...MsSg....g.. Lf,....M.lLLIIlQ.QQfQQ1l.LI1QJLL1... ....l',1..ZZQgl,.i ..... 2.3.4 .L'IL.TI. I. .,...,,l. 1L.l.,L .,L..L.. . Auf.. . gQQ....1ll4.