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

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The post office is one of the more popular places on the campus because almost everyone is waiting to receive that letter from someone back home. Unfortunately, this does not happen enough. But, the post office does serve as a line of f'Ir'1'-T m communication between the administration, faculty, and students. The Ranger Rocket, Take-A-Gram, and monthly activity calendars are delivered to each student who -----+ JH Q rents a post office box. Students complained - ' of never knowing what was happening on campus, so the post office became a simple solution to a nagging problem. Although newspapers and calendars will never replace a letter from a boyfriend or Im 'tif' 1 girlfriend, or better yet, money from home, it does help ease the flow of communication that has caused many problems on the ,.,,,, Northwest campus. 1 fJ 1c-N ' L, ,. 1' Q Nd-:Ind fm i l.-.g:: ., M J rJiff'g' ' J' -J:'J '-',4m'i CCE 5 .fr-fl' 5555 THE RA G-ER EXPRESS

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Some call them rat holes: some call them hell holes, but we at Northwest are sometimes forced to call them home - THE DORMSI It's true, some dorms are worse than others, but a cramped room is a small price to pay for the education Northwest offers. Dorm life also provides some of the best times a college can offer. Face it, how many dorms do you know that underwent a sex change? This year, Tate Hall was converted from a women's residence hall to a men's dormitory. And the fun we had. Guys in girls' rooms: girls in guys' rooms. Oh sure, it was against the rules but that made it more fun. Open dorm policies were established two nights during Ranger Week, but a lack of communication between students and policy-makers caused confusion. Only Northwest students were allowed in the room, and persons who had traveled many miles were turned away. However, it was the late night talk sessions, card games, decorating for Homecoming and Christmas, and unfortunately, squabbles with roommates, that made dorm life a real adventure. Inf . I l ' S 1 r J J Q, J 'fin K I' '48-