Montana State University Bozeman - Montanan Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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Below: the residents of 419 South 3rd. a five-bedroom house on a corner lot: left to right-Paige Gustafson. Nancy Green, Rhonda Owens. Kari Morgan, Donna Zook.

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EVERYDAY LIFE EVERYDAY LIFE 13

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Itjvp Km Thomotz Living Off It is Fall 1978. You're about to start looking for a place to live in Bozeman. What kind of place would fit your needs? Money is always your first concern. A moble home will probably cost $200 month plus utilities. Studio apartments run at least $150. Any place with two or more bedrooms will cost you at least $250. How many roommates do you want? And can you find any that you can get along with. What will you do when they decide that you're too hard to live with and move out on you? Of course you would like to find a place close to campus. The cost of gas and the parking situation keep you from wanting to drive. But that will difficult. Now you’ve found a place to live (that was easy wasn't it) and a whole new set of problems arises. You have to get your phone hooked up. That always means a hassle with the phone company. Ma Bell will check your references and after finding out that you're a bad risk will ask for a $70 deposit. Then she will schedule a time for your phone to be hooked up. A time which neither you nor your roomys can be there. But after a month it will all work out. Robison EVERYDAY i icc ic