Appalachian State University - Rhododendron Yearbook (Boone, NC)

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Off Campus Living The other 4000 at ASU usually find themselves moving away from campus at the first convenient moment. Now it is possible to eat breakfast at noon, lunch at 3;00, and dinner at 8:00 that night. No more hunting up the campus police when it is after curfew. No more hearing your next door neighbor through the electric socket. No more traffic tickets because you forgot to move your car from the stadium parking lot. Now it is possible to stay in Boone after the tourists are gone, when there is snow on the ground during holidays, or when you just want some time to be alone. But with this new freedom comes a new type of loneliness for some people. When you need people they are not always around. The feeling of being a part of the university can tend to fade. There are more bills and responsibilities. But to most of these others , the new problems and situations are a welcome challenge. OFF CAMPUS 15

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Q: What Has 18 Legs and Catches Flies? A: 16 BASEBALL