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STUDENT LIFE
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Dorm Sweet Dorm Living in a dormitory is always an exciting, enlightening, and unique ex- perience. In the dorm, not only do we live, but we make friends and learn how to get along with others. In the dorm, students do everything from study, sleep, eat, talk on the phone, and enjoy the company of friends, to just waste time. We also engage in domestic activities such as doing laun- dry, washing dishes, cleaning our room, and generally making our tiny dorm rooms more like home. Most dorms plan programs, mixers, and cookouts throughout the year. One might believe that Salem College alone supports the entire Dominoe ' s Pizza chain with constant pizza parties that occur nightly in Salem ' s seven dormitories. Of course there are aspects of dorm life that one might not enjoy. Fire drills in the rain at two a.m. are not often welcome interruptions to sleep or study. But when the fire drills are over, we still have our friends to gath- er with to watch The Cosby Show or Moonlighting. The friends we make while living in the dorm are often our closest ones. These are the friends we laugh with, we cry with, we have popcorn parties with, and we grow up with. Living in a dormitory helps us learn to live with our hallmates, and lends us the opportunity to make life- long friends. { I W JD L r Jl I Jl f ' - wr lBtf ! f « 1 f | Opposite: Top Left: Our domestic na- ture is often revealed. Top Right: Molly Allen and Dawn Oatman enjoy a night of TV. Middle Left: A group of hallmates take time away from studying for some fun. Middle Right: Valerie Stiener studies late one evening. Lower Left: A group of students gathers in the hall in hopes of motivation to study. Lower Right: Jan Trask works against the clock on her paper. This Page: Top Left: Talking on the phone is an important part of Beth Brown ' s life. Top Right: A group fills the house in the TV room to watch Moon- lighting. Left: Molly Young does her weekly laundry. Student Life 7
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