North Carolina State University - Agromeck Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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one partying since tomorrow is Friday. Hey, I haven ' t wash- ed any clothes since fall breakl I need some clean underwear. I guess I ' ll have to risk my good shirts in those lousy dorm washers again. Maybe they will dry by tomorrow night. Seven o ' clock and here I sit babysitting a washing machine. Oh no! I ' m suppos- ed to be at a meeting now. Well, that ' s life. I ' ll have to make a good excuse for this one. One test tomorrow, then it ' s time for some fun. The weekend, a time to relax, let loose and have some fun. Looking back, I ' ve had some great times on weekends. Like the time I took a girl to the Fair and the State-UNC game. Or how about the time we went rollerskating and then out to eat on my birthday? Weekends are great. There ' s a special feeling I get about weekends usually around Thursday afternoon or sometimes sooner, knowing that the weekend is just around the corner. That feel- ing excites me, and seems to carry me through the rest of the week like a summer breeze. The weekend is my time to be creative and dif- ferent from the monotonous school week. Oh well, back to some studying. I ' ll dream some more tomorrow. Drat! It ' s started again — noise. What would dorm life be without noi.sy neighbors, stereos blaring, and yelling wars? Boring I guess, but why when I need to study the most? It looks like another long night. 20 Interviews

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FER •VIEWS on campus ing rights? Oh well. . .peck, peck, peck. Finished. I can ' t believe it. What a load off my mind. It ' s only 2:45, hey that ' s bet- ter than the last time. This mess can wait till morning. Now for the climb up treacherous Mt. Bunk Bed and some sack time, but I toss and turn being too upn tight to sleep. Gosh, its after four. Buzzl Buzz! What? What ' s that? The alarm clock. It can ' t be morning so soon but I guess it is. Just 5 more minutes... Buzzl Buzzl I should have known my roomie ' s clock wouldn ' t let me snooze. I ' ll have to make a dash for the shower quick or wait for a cold one - but I ' m so sleepy. Ah, breakfast, the meal I never seem to have time for, but always think about in class. I ' ve often wished for a cafeteria with hot eggs, grits, and bacon instead of doughnuts from the snack bar. Off to class and more lear- ning — and probably more sleep in philosophy. What will I do for lunch, or supper for that matter? Looking at the fridge leads me to believe that I need to make a trip to I guess ril have to risk my good shirts in those lousy dorm washers again. Maybe they will be dry by tomor- row night. the supermarket. I can go to nearby A P and pay ex- traordinary prices or drive across town and lose my precious parking space. Even if the parking is tight on campus I ' m glad I made the lottery this year. I ' m sure I ' d be upset if I reallj ' did get kicked out once. Well, it looks like another sandwich for lunch and then back to class and then the library — that place seems to be another world. I have to study this afternoon for that history test tomorrow because I know the hike back over here will never be made after supper. Let ' s see now, where is the reference room with the material I ' m supposed to know for tomorrow? So much for afternoon stu- dying, I ' ll catch the after- noon cartoons before supper. Supper? I guess its eating in the room tonight. I just love doing dishes and cooking. Besides, I need money for Interviews 19

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One test tomorrow, then it ' s time for some fun. on campus Interviews 21