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wm ?. IVING STYLE OF UGA STUDENTS • Deanna Newman • Deciding where you live while away at college is an important part of the college experience. Pleasant or dis- satisfying living conditions affect an individual ' s outlook on school as a whole. When choosing where to live, con- venience and affordability help to influence the final decision. Many students choose to live on campus for several reasons. Mark Elmore, a Senior religion major, says the main reason he lives on campus is because, it is right on campus, and I can either walk to class or get on a bus and -not have to fool with the traffic. The other conveniences of living on campus are the lower ex- penses, more opportunities to meet a variety of people, and a chance to experience living with others in close quarters. Disadvantages of living in a dorm are less pri- vacy, fire alarms at odd hours, and confined space for personal belongings. Other students choose to live in either an apartment, a house, or a duplex. Kristi Boutwell, a sophomore jour- nalism major, comments say- ing the reason she lives in a duplex is because it provides her with an opportunity to be alone when she wishes. Also, she has learned the meaning of responsibility by living in a duplex. Other ad- vantages to living off campus are less noise, more privacy, and no enforced rules such as visitation hours. Expenses such as rent, water, and utili- ties are a few disadvantages to living off campus. Also, an individual must have time to clean the apartment and to cook his or her own meals. When choosing to live on or off campus, the decision is clearly a personal one. Un- less, of course, one does not have enough money to have a choice between living in a dorm room or an apartment. Individuals who like to par- ticipate in hall activities by being on the softball or bas- ketball team and participat- ing in RHA may decide to live on campus. While on the other hand, those who are claustrophobic and feel like they had no space to even breathe in their dorm room and those who could not stand listening to every bit of their neighbor ' s conversa- tions through the thin dorm walls chose to live off cam- pus in either duplexes or apartments. A little cramped?! These Creswell residents and friends find that there is barely enough room to stretch their feet out. One liring alternative for students is a boarding house. DaWd Stembridge lives in one close to campus. ffi '
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Today ' s advertising industry is on comput- ers and it ' s better for students to learn the skills the way they ' re expected to know them. — Professor Keith Johnson Hi
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