Ohio Wesleyan University - Le Bijou Yearbook (Delaware, OH)

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The weekend, anxiously awaited since the Monday before, suddenly arrives bringing with it the problem of finding something to do. Solving this problem calls forth different ttrehex actionsK-for some it means going to the Jug or Sur- rey, for others, going to a show or the dam, or playing Bridge. On those week- ends which have special events sched- uled-usually theytre all scheduled on the same weekend-a choice must be made as to which to attend. But often the burden of indecision results in falling back on the same routine activities.

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22 Too often it seems as if Wesleyan life is made up of mobs-mobs at openhouses, mobs in Chapel, mobs in the reserve reading room, mobs at the Mub. Too seldom is it possible to get away from the mobs to be alone. The quarry with its questionable reputation is often sought only as a place of refuge; yet it too abounds with factory workers on coffee breaks or lunch hours. So those seeking solitude are forced to keep looking.