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ssgi I w ith the new se- mester system at Agnes Scott there came a lot of changes. ' One that af- fected the students and the stu- dent ' s stomachs was the missing of lunch due to the new scheduling of classes through the whole of the lunch period. The Dean of the Stu- dent ' s Office, which is always con- cerned with the lives of the students came to the rescue by issuing meal tickets which could be used at any time used at the snack bar at any time before four o ' clock. The tickets entitled the students who misssed lunch in the dining hall to a sand- wich, a drink, and two of either chips, a candy bar or fruit. Though this is not the same as a hot meal, the personnel at the snack bar pro- vided delicious sandwiches, and the students were able to quiet their growling stomachs. Though many of the students have learned to adjust to the changes brought by the se- mester system and have come to like the new system, students hope that problems like missing lunch can be resolved by next year. r -
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Do We Have Fun?! t ' s amazing how students use their creative minds when they want to have fun, | waste time, or simply procrasti- nate typing their English paper. Even if they are forced to stay on campus (lack of a 4-wheeled vehicle), the students manage to find something WILD ' N CRAZY to do. Many girls en- joy outside activities such as bicy- cling, jogging, playing tennis, kicking the soccer ball around, and frisbee throwing. Many students go to the gVm to escape their cluttered dorm room and to use the facilities such as the HEATED pool and the weight room. Yes, Agnes Scott women do work-out! There are other students who do not see exercising as FUN. They run to the kitchen and stir up a batch of brownies or chocolate chip cookies (ready-made mixes, of course!). Microwave popcorn is an easy-to-make favorite for many students. In crisis situations (i.e. The clock strikes 11:00 p.m. and an Agnes Scott honor scholar finds that her stomach is growling, she has only written one page of her English pa- per, and she still has to take a Cal- culus exam), some simply pick up the phone and order a Primo ' s pizza. If they have the time and the mon- ey, a group of students will order a Pizza Hut pizza. While waiting for the thick-crust, extra cheese, and pep- peroni pizza to arrive, the group can sit in their lobby and watch Break- fast Club on the newly-purchased V.C.R ' s!!! The last and most common form of socializing wasting time is called DORM-HOPPING! For example, an Agnes Scott student is lying on her bed and staring blankly at her ceil- ing when she hops off her bed and runs out of her dorm (Hopkins) to visit a friend in Inman. Well, she manages to run into another friend while there in the ELEVATOR, and so she gets side-tracked talking about a blind date. Finally, she makes her rounds in Inman and remembers that she needs to pick up her note- book from a friend in Winship. Natu- rally, she ends up visiting for an hour. Then, she hops over to Rebekah for a meeting and stays three for an extra hour of gossipping. On the way back to Hop kins, she cruises by the Snack Bar and buys some M M ' s so that she can now begin to STUDY . . . (end of hopping). For off-campus relaxation, stu- dents often enjoy making a run to TCBY for some non-fattening yo- gurt! There are always some groups who will just blow-off studying for a visit to the GA. TECH fraternities. At times, students become so homework worn-out that even if it ' s 10:00 p.m., they ' ll go to Northlake or Toco Hills to catch a late night mov- ie and buttered popcorn. Shopping is often exciting if students go to Lenox where there are a variety of restaurants and WILD people. The one place students can always count on is Krispy Kreme! It ' s fun to take a midnight trip to K.K. for those soft, sweet. Hot doughnuts!
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