Curry College - Curryer Yearbook (Milton, MA)

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The Pub No doubt, Thursday night is PUB NIGHT. Every Curry student that ' s 21 or over looks forward to it. It ' s like really wierd. You usually don ' t find out when it ' s open until Thursday at lunch. It ' s 9:00 p.m. sharp. Students rally to get in. First, you give your positive I.D. to Sammy or someone . If your under age; you best be going . . . cause Curry has your name, rank and serial number. You say hello to our friendly Curry rent-a-cops, otherwise known as Curry 5-0. Then, you ' re in, like WOW! You look around to see the locals and then have a feeling (that ' s kind of strange) about what that night will entail. Then, it ' s 10:30. Oh NO! The kegs are going low. What to do? Maybe, they ' ll be three. Whispers of after- hour parties permeate through the room. Someone says that the first floor of Mainhouse is at it again and you know what that means. Mainhouse strikes again, HOUS- ING! And then comes Friday.

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Hanging Out No one knows where their endeavors may lead them, but with courage and the abihty to accept some things as they are and to change others is half the trick. Every one of us has been put back to square one at one time or another, but its usually for the best. At Curry, our friends are what keeps us together. And friends often took priority over some other factors at Curry that might have sent some of us to other schools rather than sticking it out here. All a person needs to do is to keep their chin up and their nose to the grind stone and do the best they can, because they know they can always count on a friend to catch them when they fall and put them back on the right track. The idea of Curry being one big happy family has become a cliche over the years but never the less has had much truth and meaning to it. The many that have ven- tured onward and upward from here have in turn left the warm security that has become Curry despite the nervousness and lonliness many of them felt as they saw their parents station-wagon drive away four years ago. Like any close family will do, Curry students will stick together and be ready to catch their friends when they fall no matter where their endeavors may take them.