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Sally Radcliffe gets a little tielp from her friends wtiile moving into Gamertsfelder Hall Sometimes ttie essentials, like stereo speakers, weigh the most and take up the most space. Hberf Wojcleszak Moving In 19
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Moving-In Students find packing and unpacking a moving experience Une of the most difficult tasks when going to college is moving in. The rush and commotion can leave you excited, exhausted and a little ap- prehensive. After weeks of packing. ever ' last box is crowded into the car and driven away to what you ' ll call home for the next four years. The first look at your new and empty room can be very misleading. It appears to be the smallest room on campus and you wonder how you ' ll ever fit your collection of stuffed animals as well as your tropical fish into such a small compartment. After numerous trips to the car and back, and after climbing several flights of stairs, you eventually move all your treasured belongings into your newly-fashioned room. Unpacking turns out to be a little more excit- ing than the packing itself. Once you and your roommate or mates decide on which bed. desk, etc., belongs to whom, you decorate your new dwelling into the perfect environment for study- ing, sleeping and, occasionally, partying. Once you ' ve finally moved in, a trip to the campus drugstore to purchase forgotten articles may be next on your agenda. Afterwards, you ' ll make a quick stop at one of the local banks to open your very own checking account. Moving in is an experience filled with emo- tions. Freshmen are anxious to move away and escape the chains of juniority that living at home can sometimes create. Upperclassmen, on the other hand, are used to the idea of unpack- ing, climbing stairs and independence but often feel confused too. All in all, moving in isn ' t such a bad move. You eventually learn your way around campus, dorm rules and how to climb four flights of stairs without passing out. — Kim Walker Wojci Waslilngton Hall RA Ilm Thompson does some moving in on his own. It ' s a chore you can ' t do without your friends. 18 Campus Life
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