Pembroke State University - Indianhead Yearbook (Pembroke, NC)

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r-. Home Sweet Home by BamBi Marshall How does one make a room in a dormitory feel like home? At home, a room is unique. It is where a person can go and relax, or do whatever he wants to do. A room is personal and reflects the personality of the one or ones that occupy it. A room at school is basically the same. One of the most common ways residents of the five PSU dormitories made their rooms more like home was vrith post- ers. Everything from ZZ Top to Kenny Rogers could be seen decorating the walls on the students ' homes-away-from- hom e. Other ways dorm rooms became more like home included the addition of a TV, stereo, pictures, and other items of personal value which had been brought from home. Each dorm room on campus was truly unique. Some were cozy and warm; others were always blinking with strobe lights. Furniture was rearranged to suit the individual taste. With a little creativity and a personal touch, dorm rooms became almost like home. Kaanna Nuorlie Taking a step out ot reality, Beth Baldwin and Millicent Stokes envelope themselves in their iavorite T.V. soap. Moving in is quite a chore as this freshman discovers. Dorms opened on August 22 for students to get settled before classes began three days later. Public Iniormation Socialite 1 1

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