Howard University - Bison Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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■Dcn't . tsfei uos ti usfotst bxud cauoss cargos as so-Jm© focugft ... TRe M ci MoocReAS • o I look like Halted (I j 'l National Bank ■ J ‘Sine when it it ray responsibility to clothe you? 'Truthfully, do you own anything or do you lust borrow everything from me’ Thete were the com menu used to stop the mad-nest. Thete were expressions of relaxation against sn undo tirable race of people; those who borrowed and borrowod, hut nsver returned. This was an attempt to accomplish the genocide of — the Mega Moodier ! Burdette Edmonds, a senior Math major remembered the performance she received from a moochnr On» of my roommates borrowed twenty dollars from me (he was an Acting major) to allegedly have his car repaired. This was during the fall semester. Soon, it was spring semester. Thon, Graduation. Too bad no one knows where he went Some lenders lost items of sentimental value because of a careless rnoocher leffrey Whitner. a iunlor Radio Production major explained. “I loaned one of my housemates a brass-like fork my grandfather had given me After three days, she returned a cheap tin fork because the lost the one I lent her I was hurt.” There were also leaders who had problems with people who ‘mooched on a regular basis. Denise Arnold, a senior Accounting major attested to that fact. Mv roommate borrowed my dothes so often that when I wore them, my friends thought they were hers Denise added. “She also returned my newly cleaned and pressed dress with nng around the collar! Speaking of consistent moocher . Sandra Delaney, a junior Computer System Engineering major said. Mv best friend borrow my shoes and |ust throws them away after she' worn them out’’ Borrowing we e practice that proved to be unavoidable In some instances. Unfortunately there wore many who found tha practice a way of life. ‘Excuse me. can I borrow your l.ytol? “Is it okay if I uie some sugar’” ‘Do you mind if I wear your red shoes’ ‘Can I hold ten dollar until Friday’ Really. Moochnr . did you really have to ask? by Demetrtu Harvin Layout by Lasa Walker 26 Mega Moocher

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Walking along the shore line ai Virginia Beech. these lovely Indies in their colorful swimwwir «n|oy ihe sea air ami the ocean mist Seeking relief from the hot sun. these members of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Inc enjoy the cool water and rushing waves Virginia Beach DAVID CMBDIN

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While some could never understand the concept of borrowing food Michael Rolan had no trouble os he borrows a bite of Tracey Allens's apple. Cash is one of the things friends always seem to want to borrow, jocelyn Oliver. Stephanie Drenon and La-Shawn Hunter prepare to assist lohn Card with a loan. Clothing is among the favorite things to borrow. In keeping with atyla, Rhonda Norman attempts to borrow a Reebok rugby shirt from far-onda Lightfoot Friends borrowed every thing from clothing, to food, to money After lunch in the Punchout. Dana King coaxes Rennet- Belton to allow her to borrow her cigarette. Situations often arise where it is necessary to borrow someone car to get around. However in desparato times a bicycle would do the Job of transportation just as well. Tbny Acott pleads with Chow Baker to allow him to borrow hii bike. Mega Moochcrs 27