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

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0 f-Campus Life After two years in the dorms, many juniors and seniors find it cheaper and more relaxing to move off-cam- pus. The opportunity to buy coupon books at a reduced price and to share rent with three or four compan- ions appeals to many with slim budg- ets. Also, many find that they have long outgrown the semi-hubbub of the dorms. Most people planning to move off- campus round up a group of people they'd like to live with and start look- ing for a few spare rooms about mid- semester. lf they happen to know a few seniors who will be graduating, so much the easier. Once they have moved into their new abode, the bottles of sloe gin that once had to be hidden in dorm dresser drawers can come out into the open. Students newly-initiated into off-campus life must also learn to cook for themselves, unless they're lucky enough to room with someone who will trade housecleaning for cooking. There is also a certain sweet satisfaction in knowing that you bought a coupon book for S14 that viilll purchase S20 worth of food. All in all, living off-campus presents a whole spectrum of new experi- ences, but it tends in the long run to prepare you for the outside world more than dorm living does. . limit-r llllllllftimm i Q integers., at 's-' WM

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