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Campus Population Decreases Dormitory population decreased this year by 700 due to increased out of state tuition rates and continued relaxation of regulation of off-campus living. Dorm life proved a challenge at times with having to put up with long cafeteria lines, occasional power failures, midnight Tire drills or panty raids, but proximity t o campus buildings and campus news and events weighed in as advantages. The lure of home captured weekend suitcasers, leaving those behind with the inevitable question, What will we do this weekend? The answer was often found in the week ' s laundry, catching up on studies, or gaining some hours of much needed sleep. Some intervisita- tion hours were extended, and women ' s key privileges were liberalized, with parental permission being the only requirement.
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PAGE 6, BELOW: Bev Hodges. PAGE 7, TOP LEFT: Mae Brown. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mary Ismert and Linda Goodell.
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Freedom, Responsibility Form Off-campus Life Off-campus living has increased in pop- ularity since the 1971 fall semester, when NWMSU ' s administration gave authorization for any student with at least sophomore status to have the op- tion of living off-campus. The dorms were once an elite place to live, but students are finding freedom and security elsewhere. Off-campus housing may range from a one-room studio apartment to an entire house, with prices varying from $35.00 a month to $135.00 a month. The latter price is not unbearable when shared by roommates. Many housing complexes have been built in recent years to ac- commodate the off-campus student. Other homes for off-campus students are the six fraternities, each housing forty members. The freedom of living off-campus brings to students the responsibilities of fending for themselves; marketing, cooking meals, house cleaning, finding transportation to and from campus, and sometimes trying to please a burden- some landlord. PAGE 8, RIGHT: Norma Heydon. PAGE 9, TOP LEFT: Tom Anderson. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jeanie Haner.
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