Anderson College - Columns / Sororian Yearbook (Anderson, SC)

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Commuters more involved They sometimes find it hard to secure a parking space for the day, but commuters somehow persevere and attend classes here at Anderson College. For various reasons, they commute from various cities and towns in the area. They are also invited to participate in almost all ac- tivities the residents are involved in. Many commuters have friends who are residents and can drop by their rooms to rest or study or just chat between classes. If not, the Commuter ' s Lounge, located in the Student Activities Center, is pro- vided as their substitute home away from home. Upper: Randy really found a parking space! Left: Tucker Burks visits the bank. Right: Alice Gibson decides that being a real student is sometimes a lonesome occupation. Commuters 23

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Large enrollment necessitates off campus housing Due to continual growth of boarding students at Anderson College many had to live in nearby houses. Living off cam- pus with other students is sometimes more independent than living in the dorms. Still, these students experience the same type of friendships in sharing so much of their lives with fellow students. With so much freedom at hand it often is difficult to set aside time for the more important aspects of school life. Yet the students realize why they came to school and develop accordingly. Upper: Its quiet enough to study for that test! Left: Kingsley Court residents enjoy fellowship. Right: Trailers behind Lawton dorms provide addi- tional living space for male students. 22 Off Campus Housing

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24 Features