University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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LIFESTYLES ...Of the Poor and Unknown Lifestyles of UMAINE students are as varied and unique as they come. Some students start their day with a quick run to the cal' for a nice big breakfast while others barely have time to grab a cup of coffee at the Bears’ Den before running to class. Alter struggling through classes all day with maybe a quick break lor lunch, where will you find the typical student? Some students may head to work lor a couple of hours while others may decide to take it easy and watch the soaps on TV. Other particularly ambitious students might be found at the GYM shooting some hoop, jog- ging. swimming laps, or being tortured by an aerobics instructor. Perhaps they might head for one of the weight rooms, to pump some iron and beef up the old physique Dinner time offers a range of possibilities for the creative student. Students may just run to the cafe, or lor a special treat, they may venture off campus to McD’s. Pat’s Pizza, or Margaritas for some real world food! After dinner some students may force themselves to put in some studying time at the library while others will head for the game room to relax and let loose. If it’s Thursday night, the Bears' Den is the popular place to be. The weekend offers many possibilities for night time entertainment. Students may decide in favor of cultural stimula- tion at the Maine Center for the Arts or the Foc'islc or opt for lighter entertainment at the movies, campus dance, or a fraternity party. I inally after a full day of studying, working, and socializing the ever busy student drops into bed. understandably exhausted. This is probably the only place one can catch up with the UM- AINF. student 7