Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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E dorm adds a little luxury for men students One new experience for freshmen is living with a group of men in a complex referred to as a dorm. The new E dorm has such luxuries as carpeted halls and air conditioning. These luxuries do not thwart the time honored traditions such as shaving cream fights, instan- taneous poker games and bull sessions. Dorm life is also unique in that it provides men with a place for new friendships and a supply house of widely assorted facts and knowledge not printed in text books. 26

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Binocular sales vvent up 78CZ, in Greenville this year. Could it be that there were girls in lVlanly? But then there is something happening all the time on the upperclass halls. If not a bridge game, a bull session. If not a poker game, hall football. Or you could just lounge around your room and do nothing. Some got desperate and even studied a little. The sights and sounds ofthe men's dorms vary through each week: Quiet during most vveeknights and fun-and-games on the weekend. The increased male enrollment also jams the park- ing lot each Saturday night around midnight. Then comes the joy of packing and clearing out for holidays and the end of another year.