Old Dominion University - Troubador Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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Photo by C. Parker 6 STUDENT LIFE

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Grabbing a few feet ofair, Christian Ho- soi pushes the limits of skateboard- ing. 03. MacCormaCM OPENING 5

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It's hard to draw lines when you're a student, and that's not just because you don't understand Pythagoras. Where does your life as a solid citizen of the academic community end and your fast and loose existence as a party animal begin? When are you learning, and when are you having fun? Some- times you're a student, and other times youore an employee. It's not easy to figure out, is it? Don't worry, you'vejust gone Over The Edge. You aren't exclusively a student: You have job, a family, a mid-term, and an urge to go wild. Should you study or go out on the town - see a dumb horror movie or attend an educational event ypreferably one with refreshments? Bal- ancing these opposed but somehow related interests is what makes college life dynamic. Philip Read y STUDENT LIFE 7