Florida State University - Renegade / Tally Ho Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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Quiet hours prevail from 7:30 to 10:00 p.m. as stu- dents hide behind their doors with study signs posted. Soon after the hands of the clock point to 10:00, the halls are filled once again as girls visit their neighbors down the hall. What an ideal time to have a floor meeting or a seasonal party as a welcome break from the long hours of study. Rules and regulations are important in group living; and no matter how cold the weather may be, it always seems that fire drills are timed for the coldest night of the year or the night before a big test. Each day of dorm life brings new experiences and opportunities to meet new people and to form friend- shipsand memories that last throughout college days. :£LX MWi 19

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During the school day, the main thought in most of the students ' minds is the hour when classes are over on Friday and two days of rest for some, but more frequently two days of hard study for others begin. Friday night in the dorms, with its flurry of activity in an effort to be ready on time for the night ' s plans, adds an extra touch of excitement to the evening. Some students find relaxation in the library on Friday nights; some, in dancing and en- joying a cup of coffee at the student center. Others may hike up the steep College Avenue to a downtown movie, and still others may find themselves at a combo party in a fraternity house. Wherever one is, it always seems that the bewitching hour of 12:30 comes too soon, and party-or movie-goers find them- selves dashing back to their dorms or houses. Once everyone is inside, the dorm is filled with voices as each person relates the evening ' s events.