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Above Arts freshman Cheryl Grasso ventures through her homework with an array of helpers. Something about having the support of two koala bears, a bull dog, and a baby doll is comforting when completing assignments. Below, University Chaplain Dennis Karamitis stresses a point in a conversation with a student outside of Swanson. 22 - Student Life
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Above, Arts senior John Burkey is caught breaking from his studies at the snack bar At left, Gretchen Hogan enacts a ritual perfected by two years of practice. Being a mother of seven enhances her role as a hAom-figure to C. U. students. Snack bars provide student hang-out Both campus snack bars were popular hang-outs this year. Brandeis snack bar has always been a center of aggregation. Its close proximity to the office of the Student Board of Governors, the Pit and the Knothole enhanced it as a central gathering spot on campus. While Brandeis has traditionally been predomi- nated by town students, many nearby off-campus stu- dents became partial to Becker. According to Rose Chase, Arts senior, Becker has a more relaxed and comfortable atmosphere. It ' s not as noisy and crowded as Brandeis. Student Life - 21
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Above, the law of gravity is refuted at Sv anson 2-North; Frestimen l laureen Brickley and Cattiy Martin sliow tiow. Below, a student is determined to win a game in tfie Pinball Pit. located in Lower Brandeis. Dorms offer large slice of college life The building itself is an imposing structure — a kind of stone honeycomb inhabited by all walks of college life. In most cases, it certainly doesn ' t resemble home. Mom never made you get up at 3 a.m. for a fire drill, nor did she require that you lock your bedroom door whenever you left the room. And you certainly don ' t conjure images of Mom ' s home cooking when dorm food passes from fork to mouth. The very nature of a dorm as a repository of many people, all with needs and a will to enforce them, war- rants that a dorm is not the most private of abodes. However, if one maintains a composed attitude toward the hurdles presented by dorm living, residing there can enhance the student ' s college experience. Below, Arts sophomore Liz Erhardt prepares herself for a long evening ' s studies. Student Life - 23
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