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After living in the dorms, moving off campus makes you feel like you're living in a different world. You have to deal with landlords and late rents. You have to pay your electric bill or live like Lincoln did. It's Worth all the pain and trouble you go through. Suddenly, you can fix dinner whenever you like. You don't have to fight for the T.V. so that you can secure the Guiding Light before General Hospital fanat- ics take over. You can make your home a shelter for stray cats. Of course, you do have to carry your laundry five blocks to the most expensive laundromat in existence. Sometimes you find yourself walking to school in blizzard conditions because your car wouldn't start. Nearly always you are so broke that you find yourself eyeing the cat food you bought for your homeless pets. But it's all worth it! Rock on Crash! 1-'W - rf 7 , Campus 'E' Susan Lawson sings ofthe joys of living off campus. Living off campus make you feel like a normal human being. -Susan Lawson Doing the dishes might not be fun, but not eating in the commons sure is.
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