South Dakota State College - Jack Rabbit Yearbook (Brookings, SD)

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Dorm Life Dorm life doesn't seem to change much from year to year. Dorms are still characterized by late-night informal parties, trying to get around the few rules that still exist, wing meetings to get fired up about upcoming dorm elections or Hobo Day, and keggers with the peo- ple on the floor above you. ln the past few years, new privi- leges Cand problemsy have been introduced. While it's very nice to be able to have your steady in the room, it's a real hassle trying to get your roommates steady to leave for a min- ute so you can get dressed for a date. While visitation hours were increased to 60 per week and closed Cbut not lockedlj doors were allowed, the increasing apartment-like atmos- phere has threatened the onset of dorm apathy. The less structured form of dorm life and the disappear- ance of many rules gives students the opportunity to remain uninvolved in student government and planned dorm activities. On the whole, if you can learn to adjust to the noise, your roommates clothes all over your couch, and the singing in the hall at 1:15 a.m. after the bars have closed, you have it made and will probably gain a great deal from your dorm experience. L-it-5 K-lu L

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