College of William and Mary - Colonial Echo Yearbook (Williamsburg, VA)

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1- l I l l l Big time exposure . . . to drugs, sex and booze, to money, laundry and cooking, . . . changed your parents' child . into someone different than that person they were so proud of at high school graduation. is more than simpl turning the pages I I Ithough at certain times of the year it might not seem so. Something so simple, so basic, that to be nore than subconciously aware of it was a real struggle. jhe concious memories are fragmentary, disjoint. But here's a pattern there all right. Even if repetition was pe only one you could see. j Facts of Life l Take away the books from this place, and what's lft? Quite a bit, really. Like the real life experience of ialancing the checkbook for the first time lor not bal- jncing it, as the case may bel. Or tests of adaptability: lan you sleep when the Iight's still on and the typewrit- r's clicking away? Not to target the ever-popular lorm-wide psychology ses- ljons held to keep a friend ll'om jumping, or lansfering. College spanned that making, shuddering shift in jear from childhood to ma- lirity. Well, that's not com- letely true anymore, na- bnally, thousands of older lmericans are returning to lihool and reweaving the jbric of the campus. j W8fM, however, is still lasically the home of just- 'egal pets, like the cat on OD's third floor, live as honored guests in limerous campus housing facilities, 'lin unidentified Tri-Delt pledge endures some rather unusual treat- 'ji ent from her new big sister during clue week. post-secondary school refugees. But after one year, or four, we're not that young any more. Big time exposure to responsibility and consequences, to drugs, sex and booze, to money, laundry and cooking, to love, hate and apathy have changed your parent's child into some- one different than that person they were so proud of at high school graduation. The process is, obviously enough, a gradual and indi- vidual thing. My own experiences have been traumatic sometimes, but more often just funny. Guess I'm lucky. But whatever the outcome, the living, and the growing, were a simple bond between us. Social Graces Cultivating a little suavite was always high on my list of things to do at college. I wondered how far I'd got- ten the other night as I leaned over a vodka gimlet the Greenleaf. The 'Leaf is not the McDonald's of bars, I have sat there for hours without being disturbed by the management. But on this particular evening the joint, in a word, was jump- ing. Classic Stones blasted through the mesh of plants and cigarette smoke, blocking group conversa- tion, But the stock in trade is intimacy, after all. , About a hundred people Icontinued on next pagel Living f II

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