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3rd ANNUAL BEAUTIFUL DORM ROOM CONTEST Most resident students don't realize that by the time they graduate, in addition to their. degree, they will also be graduating with a minor in interior decorating. After all, a room with bare walls and floors lunless you're living in Brookvillej and a few desks, chairs and beds, does not provide for a very homey atmosphereg unless you like the feeling living in a jail cell. For some students, a throw-down rug and a few posters are suitable. For others, a bar, couch, or a reclining chair is a must if they are to live comfortably in their home away from home. ln order to fit all these luxuries in one room, students have been design- ing and constructing their own lofts and bunk beds. The building of lofts has become so commonplace in room is springs and manyfresi- enormous qmpuntfof time to decorate their rooms, Ther Bea ' - - ful Dorm Room CQQ.ggst was orgaf. nized three years ago so that students could display their rooms and com- pete for prizes. This years ntest is part of the Cereal i ompetition, jointly sponsored by the Summit, Opticon, Pioneer and the Housing Office. The rules are simple. Rooms are divided into loft and non-loft and are judged on space charm l says ho