Colorado College - Nugget Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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T -. S r 7 f J ' ' ' ' ' - % ' : ' % ' % 1 i . i ■ w - CATCHING A BUZZ Diversity describes the way that students spend their time off. There is no activity too weird or too wild, too challenging or too easy, too expensive or too cheap which does not get on the list of block break or weekend ac- tivities. Whether it ' s climbing Pikes Peak or climbing the stairs to a bunk bed. If the place to go is Lake Powell, grab a case or two (or three or four), and road trip it. If Independence Pass is clear, try it. If not a Kappa Sig Night Club, then maybe a Fiji TEC. If not a lec- ture on South Africa in Gates, then possibly a Thursday at eleven on alcohol awareness. The possibilities are endless for the C.C. student with time to spare. However, once in a while, a taste of freedom gives students heartburn. As Sr.Tully Bragg complains, Sure it ' s great having so many things to do, but I sometimes find myself blowing off too much library time for a couple hours in the dark room. Students soon discover the art of effectively allocating time. As Soph. Courtney Murphy reflects, I have a rough time trying to budget my blocks, but everything seems to fall together by noon of the fourth Wednesday. As most students find out fairly quickly, block breaks can be a reason for living. Sr.Jeff Fetkenhour claims, I find that a good four days on a wind- surfer brings me back to reality after a grueling block. By Scott Holstein 14 Opening

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