University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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the Dorms especially with RA ' s because they re in the limelight. Manzanita-Mohave resident Katie Klod said that within hours everyone knows about a nnajor development in a cou- ple ' s relationship. It ' s like liv- ing in a glass house, she said. The convenience of living so close can cause couples to get on each other ' s nerves. Sometimes we don ' t give each other enough space be- cause it ' s s o easy to see each other, Robyn Kohn said. Kim Keebler, an RA at Kaibab-Huachuca, also feels that she sees her boyfriend more than she would if they didn ' t live in the same place. There ' s a real potential for burn-out, she said. A gentleman sees his sweetheart to the door at Coronado. People find it difficult when guys are not allowed in after hours. Yuma Hall Second Floor: (Front Row) Laura Rooaen, Katherine Hoff, Mark Hamilton, Scotty Malm, Steve Wenham. (Second Row) Praveena Gullapalle, Brian Van Tine, James Blair, Kelly Grekin, Amy Britt, Pete Deeley. (Third Row) David Felberg, Nick Rivette, Eric Cielaszyk, Brian Wenham, T Thompson. Brice Samuel Yuma Hall Third Floor: (Front Row) Mike Roberson, William Cooper, Scott Tang, Carry Shulock, Jennifer Gurney. (Second Row) Cari Powell, Jamie Phillips, Essence Newhoff, Shannon Anthony, Katrina Van San- ten. (Third Row) Spencer Insolia, Peter Buntin, Eric Jackson, Holly Siders, Robin Riley, Judy Turner, Maureen Douglas. (Fourth Row) Jim Gilmore, Kevin Mahoney, Chris Ratliff, Kevin Fieg, Karyn Fox, Monica Perslow, Tim Cocchia, Greg Franklin, Sean Coulter. Paul Giger and Serena Hoy both live on the first floor of Yuma Hall. They ' ve been dating since Decem-

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Yuma 3 Yuma First Floor: (Front Row) Lisa Cotter, Tami Utton, Jeni Manuszak, Laura Steigmann, Tanya Thies, Mike Nguyen, Cathryn Sadler, Heather Zeigler. (Second Row) Travis Carson, Paul Giger, James Schweitz, Siobhan O ' Neill, Rory O ' Neill, Eric Edwards, Bill Fish. (Third Row) Serena Hoy, Lori Benesh, Jenny Brink, Jennifer Spiegel. (Fourth Row) Chris Olson, Mark Jordan, Alicia Faircloth, Crystal Gill, Susan Turney, Stephen Roman. This couple enjoys some time alone. It is hard to find time to be alone because of She ' s perfect — hair like satin, eyes that you lose your- self in. And she lives down the hall. It ' s inevitable. Every coed hall has its share of couples. Scott Hiney and Melissa Lenczewski, Manzanita-Mo- have residents, met through the dorm. We get teased be- cause we ' re always less than an inch apart, Melissa said. Melissa and Scott said that although it ' s difficult to get much studying done because they live in the same hail, they appreciate the convenience of living so close. You live to- gether without living togeth- er, Melissa said. Michele Mosanko, a sopho- mores who lives in Manzanita- Mohave with her boyfriend. Love in also enjoys having him so close. But she added that cou pies living within the dorm lose some of their privacy. When they first started dating, her boyfriend sent her flowers Everyone at the front desk knew and they were watching to see my reaction, she said Katie Hoff, a Yuma Hall resi dent, agreed. You have roommates, and a lack of pri vacy, and everyone in the dorm knows everything be cause it ' s kind of a fishbowl she said. Dorm couples are almost al ways faced with rumors and gossip. Robyn Kohn, an RA at Kaibab-Huachuca, is dating Stuart Morrison, another RA there. Dorms tend to be very ' grapevineish ' , Robyn said, 38 RESIDENCE LIFE

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