Clark Atlanta University - Panther Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Music plays an important part in college lite. When students were polled, Clarkites were found to enjoy a variety of songs and music. It was noted that Giving You The Best That I've Got by Anita Baker was favored over It Takes Two by Rob Base and D.J. Eazy Rock. When students were asked what type of music they pre- ferred most, R B was a definite choice over country and western. As a result of the 500 students polled, the top ten songs are as follows: 1. Giving You The Best That I've Got by Anita Baker (R B) 2. Make It Last Forever by Keith Sweat (Pop) 3. My Perogative by Bobby Brown (Rap) 4. Don't Worry Be Happy by Bobby McPherin (Jazz) 5. When 2 R N Luv by Prince (Pop) 6. Static by James Brown (R B) 7. Tougher Than Leather by Run DMC (Rap) 8. One Moment In Time by Whitney Houston (R B) 9. Red Red Wine by UB Forty (Fu- shion) 10. It takes Two by D.J. Easy Rock Rob Base (Country Western) 16

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Students did it everywhere — in bed, on the floor, in the bathroom, by the blocks, in the cafeteria, in the rec, even on the stairs. They experimented with different positions for maximum comfort and invited their friends to join the fun. With creativity and luck, studying became almost a painless procedure. On the way to the library, friends met and decided to go out, listen to music, or eat dinner instead. Even in the quiet seclusion of a dorm room — stereo and TV blaring, phone ringing, neighbors walking in and out — studying took a backseat. Classes and instructors had an impact on necessary study time: Professor A assigned two term papers, four projects, and 10 books to read while Professor B assigned the occasional story for the occasional quiz. Re- gardless of course load study habits varied among individuals: Some worked better un- der pressure — using the cram technique — while others budgeted their time and stud- ied throughout the semester. by Lisa Reid 18