Rollins College - Tomokan Yearbook (Winter Park, FL)

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Denis Bourguignon Janet Mokhan Study, Study, Study! The Jolly Roily Colly barrier has been broken! Yes, students actually do study at Rollins Col- lege. Inspired by Dr. Seymour ' s dream of be- coming the Harvard of the South, professors have been toughening their grading standards and students have been flocking to the library in record numbers. Indoor study options are as varied as those frequented by sun-worshippers and fresh air fanatics. Dorm rooms remain a standard favor- ite, but inventive students can always find an alternative. The cold marble walls of Bush house their very own family of Bush Babies who calculate and experiment to their hearts ' content. Keene ' s soundproof practice rooms provide a quiet atmosphere for more than just playing musical instruments. Orlando Hall ' s large wooden tables are condusive to term pa- per writing, and the close proximity of the li- brary is an added bonus. Once the perfect place is discovered the next obstacle to be overcome is lack of motiva- tion. Unfortunately, this one is harder to solve. Of course, those bill-paying parents and schol- arship requirements are quite good as incen- tives, but nothing matches the feeling of bring- ing home a well deserved A. So to a college student, three things are inevitable: death, tax- es and studying. W POSIT E PAGE op: Studying with all the comforts of home. tt: This book has been abandoned at 3:17 am. enter: Devon Harmon explores the joys of Person- ity class. ottom: John Bonura on the brink of a scientific iscovery. top left: Denis Bourguignon pores over the books in Bush. top right: Dorm lounges are also convenient places to study. center: A lab experiment requires deep concen- tration. bottom: Gretchen Mitchell relaxes in a corner in the library. 27