College of William and Mary - Colonial Echo Yearbook (Williamsburg, VA)

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Home free ceramics studio, the Crafts Shop, the nearby Pub with familiar foces and cheep entertainment, and, most of all, the pool of 6000 potential acquaint- ances, friends, and lovers, I survived the pressure ond dis appointments by building my own sup- port system of roommates and friends. When life Pecame hideous, I called Laura and insisted we go to High ' s for some Brownie Nut Fudge, or I slumped into my housemate ' s room and groaned until she asked me what was wrong We reassured one another, advised one another, gave gentle (and sometimes not-so-gentle] criticism, traded intellectual tidbits, and, most im- portantly, listened to everything, from soul-wrenching confessions to a recita- tion of memorized French verbs Because while no one was looking, while mom and dad were miles away, we built our own make-shift families and this became home, — L,T,b Fourth of July fireworks and the lights bordering Rogers contrast with he night sl y over the cam- pus, — Photos by Barry Long

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