Chowan College - Chowanoka Yearbook (Murfreesboro, NC)

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Small Town Offers Variety In Two-Day Vacations AAAHHHHHHHHHHH M i Homework gimme a break! Who says homework is boring and unex- citing? You do- Who says you have to spend four hours a night pulling out your hair, biting your nails and beating your head against a wall? Your parents do Weekends may be a little different, but lets face it. peo- ple need a break from the drudgery of school during the week, also Some Chowan students found a way to overcome the Death from Homework syndrome. Sunday, the day that starts the week and leads to the dreaded Monday, is usually thought of a s the day of rest However, it turns out to be another day in Vegas for Mike Fisher. On Sunday. 1 like to gamble a little by playing cards with my friends. Monday, notoriously known as Out o my face ' fo i smack you Man, day IS Anthony Hodge ' s day of rest after classes Anthony Roberts spends his time wisely I usually spend two hours on Tuesday night trying to cover Murfrcesboro ' s main street and many other interesting sites. he said. Whew! It ' s finally Wednesday, better known as hump day or only two more days until Friday Scott White said, On Wednes day night I usually play racquetball But when I ' m not playing racquet- ball. I see how much homework I can get done sitting in the dark. with my sunglasses on Freshmen Marlon Witcher spends his Wednesdays in a routine way When I ' m not practicing my Rac- quetball. I organize an extensive sterilization process on my organic propulsion vehicle To put it simply, I wash my car. Thursday night I pick one channel and critique (all) the commercials from six o ' clock till eight o ' clock said Richard At eight o ' clock i give awards in two categories. The first is the award for the most elaborate commercial with a lot of information, but nothing is said about the product. The second is for the most embarrassing feminine hygiene commercial. And here it is! Drum roll, pleasel It ' s Friday — the most exciting night of the week for most Chowan students, but for some it ' s a little dif- ferent. On Friday ' s I receive a ton of homework from Religion class I usually listen to the radio for a while and then go to sleep. said Wilbert Comber As the spectacular evening comes to a close with Saturday night, most of the party-goers and athletes like to relax with a special someone 12 Weekends

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Weekends . . . a time for study, recreation While many students go to their homes, and other places, on the weekends, others welcome the two days off from classes as an opportunity to rest, study, and enjoy some form of recreation on campus. Most of those remaining on campus for the weekend enjoy the quietness, but they quickly agree that they welcome their friends back on Sunday evening to resume the normal college routine. Squirrel Park is used for the practice of football, golf, and otfier sports At far right, the weekend is brightened with a letter from home, often containing a needed check or money order. The two days of leisure can bring new acquaintances and friends 14 Weekends