Northwest Mississippi Community College - Rockateer Yearbook (Senatobia, MS)

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he first glance at your room can be a frightening ex- perience, if you are a freshman. Immediately you notice there is no microwave. You should panic only for a mo- ment, it could get worse. The ceiling may be cracked, stud- ded with pennies, painted, perfect, or decorated with an etching of Elvis. As your parents revive you, you hear a sophomore down the hall yell with excitement, Hey, they've redecorated! You pass out again. Living on campus is an experience that no college student should do without. Our dorms feature pillow fights, authorized and unauthorized visitation, all night bull ses- sions, card games, fights, eavesdropping on the phone in the hall, and various other activities all designed to give our students a well-rounded education.

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