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1 — Doug Deemer, Les Palich, and Henry Kozlowski enjoy another meal in the cafeteria 2— “I can't take this food anymore!” 3— ‘'ls this where I'm going to live?” 4 — Home sweet home, Lown Hall 5 — Linda Clarke and Vanessa Ward greet each other warmly 6 — Valerie Eggleton assists students in the bookstore as they purchase materials. 7 — Dr, Leach advises David Burke during enrotiment. 8 — Melanie Long sighs with relief, ‘| made it back all the way from Danville, Illinois!” Wile: Campus Life
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A NEW BEGINNING Leaving home, meeting new students, renew- ing old relationships, enrollment, buying books, moving into the dorm, freshman orientation — all of these experiences were a part of getting set- tled during the first week of school. For some, college life was a totally new begin- ning; for others, college life was drawing near a close. In either case, the first week of school was a beginning to a new and exciting year for every- one. New students brought a new vitality to the MCC campus. Freshman orientation provided an excellent opportunity for new and returning stu- dents to get acquainted. Dorm life also provided a continuous opportunity to develop closer rela- tionships as the year progressed. As classes convened for the first time and as studies began, the new school year was under Way. Campus Life
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NAAT, ¥ +5 ee 33 - We DORMITORY LIFE “Today while our friendships still linger in time, lil be there to help you when you're in a bind. A million tomorrows will all pass away ere I'll forget all the joys that are ours today.” If dorm life is anything, it isn't late night typing, early morning studies, or dorm duties. Surely, these are all a part; but dorm life is friendship, a special mid-afternoon talk, a walk in the rain, a shared prayer, and a time to grow. Dorm life is learning to care about someone else more than you do yourself. It is finding some- one who will laugh at your jokes even when they aren't funny. It's sharing a secret and helping each other be the best person he can be. The dorm is where life-long friends meet and discover that there is more than one person that can be a best friend. It’s learning that life's most beautiful people love God just as much as you do and that it doesn’t matter if they weren't the star of their high school basketball team. Dormitory life is a year long chance to grow. ‘| GL Lets | | 8 Campus Life
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