Emporia State University - Sunflower Yearbook (Emporia, KS)

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Dear Abby, I never thought I'd find myself writing to you but recently Ilve had this problem and I'm hoping you can help me out. My problem is I can't seem to stay awake. I first noticed this during some of my afternoon classes. I was fine the first ten minutes of class but then my eyelids became very heavy and I found myself dozing off. It also happens to me in the mornings. After my alarm goes off I just fall right back to sleep. I haven't been to 7:30 class in a month. Last Friday was really strange I slept through my morning classes and dozed in my afternoon classes. Then I decided to go to the Rock and get a headstart on partying. When I got home I fell asleep on the bathroom floor and didn't wake up until the next day. Do you think I could have been bitten by a tse-tse fly? I heard during ow -lhai lhe v0l'eS are I xx I A QvLh'?ps A li 'ap r, Q .,,A ,.e ' 4 7 5 Ink ' How :ia ta0UH+'S0h DEAR ABBY biology class that they carry a sleep- ing sickness. Please Help! Signed, zzzzzzz Dear zzzzzzz, I don't think your problem is the deadly tse-tse fly, however you should see a doctor just to be safe. The only other help I can offer you is, Early to bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise. Dear Abby, I have a problem. Its my boy- friend. He and I are both college students at Emporia State but the problem is his fraternty. He is out every night drinking large quantities of alcoholic bever- ages with his brothers . The prob- lem is I never see him. What should I do? Will-the real C rkq pea e sta up GR f- QNQ Signed, Socialized out Dear Socialized out , I can see your problem. Give him an ultimatum: you or his socializing. If this doesn't work you can always dress up as a can of beer and hang out at the local tavern. .im g X Q 1 m rnaltmg 'lT-' Hes Qpendunlf inco an 3 'hu -sf 1- BF -the U wth an 'C7 l-les nd' A N . A ng . lt Ji A U f ' l l I U l W I G' 5 L , Fe M l ' ' I5 I l l l s ' ' - . .... I - .,' . I 5 an D' . '-'- FIT It I I I A Wg To gilum ...KJ I A s W . 'ff' M lil 3 1,92 e l + - 0 t l ,' xi . ZA il O

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-slr LIFESTYLE Students Seek Different Lifestyles Emporia State offers a variety of housing accomodations, including dorm living, Greek life, commuting, and off-campus or apartment living. Each have their advantages and disadvantages. Residence Halls can offer much to the college student. As a freshman, living in a dorm is a good way to meet new people and adjust to a new college life. Located on campus, the dorms are close to most everything, and we musn't forget the gourmet food in the cafeteria. Then there is the Greek system. Sororities and fraternities have the comforts of home with a house and a family. It's nice to have someone to share the good times and bad, and friends that will last a lifetime. Apartment living can be a great plasure. How nice to have your own home where you can do anything you please, plus clean house, pay bills, cook, walk miles to campus . . . Everyone has their own tastes, and so everyone has their own preference in lifestyles. Which one is best for you? Students Find Jobs Students in college always seem to have money problems, but they seem to have enough money to buy beer and other essentials. Have you ever wondered how students earn their money? There are many types of campus jobs for the students. One kind is the menial work, such as janitorial work, cafeteria work, elevator operators and the clerk jobs. These people are paid minimum wage and really earn their salary. Some other campus jobs include secretarial work, lab work, and other more professional jobs. These jobs require some skills and qualifications. Most all of these people work with professionals on campus. The students with prestige on campus are in another catagory of student jobs. These people are organization heads who have paid positions. There are many students on campus who are in this Catagory. Some are the Bulletin and the Sunflower staff, who are paid through students publications fees. Associated Student Government and Union Activity Council officials, paid through student fees, are other positions important to organizations on campus. Some students work off campus. College students have been known to do some weird jobs for money. A lot of them work in various fast food restaurants, such as McDonalds, Wendy's, Pizza I-Iut and others. There are also the students who work in bars where beer is served. There are many of these in Emporia and some students find this job quite enjoyable because they can drink up their profits. Students have worked as taxi drivers, dog catchers, security guards and other obscure things that would be needed in every town. This is only a brief look at students jobs. There is a list that could go on forever. Think of some of the different jobs you yourself have done. Covered here are only the more common ones, but the list is endless. SECTION A 1978-1978 THE SUNFLOWER Drinking Pastime On any night of the week you may visit one of the local taverns and find many Emporia students engaged in their favorite pastime, beer drink- mg. There are many types of beer drinking. The most common, of course, being bar drinking, along with party drinking, and also home drinking fi.e. porch drinking, after- noon drinking, and plain alcohol- ism.l Some good places for beer drink- ing are the local taverns. Some popu- lar bars are Uncle Al's llth Avenue Disco, The Unicorn Club, The Bre- whouse, The Rock Castle, only to name a few. This beer drinking mania may not affect everyone, but you can't fight it, it's part of the Emporia fever. TOGASl Fashions at E-State cover every- thing from torn overalls to togas. Toga? Yes, togas. The toga fad came into existence after the movie Animal House, which included a toga party. Of course, Emporia thought this was a new fad and didn't want to miss out on it, so .... The latest in togas range from the basic white to the more exotic pat- terns. Displayed on the right are the pastel togas and also the daring stripes. The traditional leaf wreaths accent the style. fSome models also wear fashion accessoriesj Toga may prove to be the latest in student apparrel this year, so get yours now!