East Tennessee State University - Buccaneer Yearbook (Johnson City, TN)

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Room for experience Dormitory life is a stream of various experiences which, at some time, stimulate each of the senses. Where else can you smell sweatty socks and fresh popcorn, both in the same room? Of course, cooking in dorm rooms is against the rules, but so are hall slides and panty raids. Help is never too far away in the dorm. If you're too shy to confront someone you've admired since last quarter, or if the Pepsi machine just took your last dime and you're locked out of your room, don’t panic! Someone will help you. You may seek the as- sistance of your dorm director or RA. Ultimately, dorm life is the experiencing of rela- tionships. With a little effort, most of them can be great! Michael A. Ball © Tanya Green 22 Dorm life

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— oo a agegag iu 2 g $ % Rs $e oe o ay Z i err Ak Ra SS ae “a ee oh Oe a y fe a Spurs students into action. Others snooze soundly, content to lie in bed. But their inner spirits ensue a lively skirmish between the sports-freak spirit and the real man. And who wins? Well, look around one Sunday till you find one caught in the electronic hooks of TV football! or TV hockey! Or maybe students have high and lofty motives for getting up. Unlike the rest of the campus beasts, no mere laundry basket or noisy tube will wrestle you to consciousness. No, these ladies aren’t as base as that. With a stout heart they command an unwilling body, “Get up, you oaf!” What for? They rise and wait for THE CALL that comes like a flash in the dark. “Hellow sweetie-pie, honey bunch, darling baby, lamby chops!” HE called; lovingly, dutifully, across five state lines. The rest of the week is all downhill. Carolyn Stewart © Michael R. Snapp Michael R. Snapp Sunday 21

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