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By Marilyn Mutti Ms. MuUi. pictured far left, page 28, left school in 1953 to get married. She returned to NWMSU in 1970 to complete her education. The years I ' ve spent as a full-time college student have been among the happiest and most rewarding of my life! I enjoy my roles as wife and mother, but after the youngest of our three children started to kindergarten, I felt the need for some outlet other than the women ' s groups, bridge clubs, and church- oriented organizations which a small town has to offer. I ' m just not a - III joiner , and I despise the triteness of most women ' s groups! So, 1 started back to school. My husband and children tease me about being a peren- nial student, because I keep delaying my graduation to take more courses, but I don ' t believe that, in my own case at least, expediency is the single most important consideration. So often one subject will open the door to another, until there ' s really no place to stop! There are only two fields I dislike — science and math. Those were real struggles, helped only by the fact that I was lucky enough to have good instruc- tors and excellent tutors, one of whom was my eighteen year old son. I don ' t believe there have been any special problems adjusting to persons of another age group. The students at NWMSU have been very friendly and open with me, and I ' ve made some wonderful friends among the students and faculty. There have been some funny moments. My fifteen-} ear-old daughter ' s interests arecheerleading, boys, basketball, foot- ball, and lessons, in that order, and one of her first thoughts after I started back to school was that as a full-time student, I would be eligible to try out for cheerleader! She also wondered if I would become an active member of my sorority. Well, I don ' t think the Bear- cats really need an overweight, 39-year- old cheerleader any worse than the AEA ' s need an active with my qualifications, so I ' ll forego those op- portunities! What ' s it like being a full-time college student, wife, and mother? Well, it com- bines the best of several worlds and the only real problem is in lr ing to do justice to each of them. But. it ' s worth the effort. 29
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