Southern Illinois University - Obelisk Yearbook (Carbondale, IL)

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RUMINSKI story by VVILLIAM UMINSKI irds may find it strange to begin a southern migration in the mid-August heat, but for the Salukis of Southern Illinois University, the lengthy days of summer are just right to turn southward and begin the year's activities. Vans, U-Hauls, and family cars packed with necessary, and some unnecessary, items fill the interstates leading to the thriving metropolis of Carbondale. In a few short weeks, the mild-mannered Southern Illinois community will once again be transformed into the event-filled college town. Illinois and Grand avenues look like Lake Shore Drive in the midst of a Chicago rush hour. The mid-August heat adds to the discomfort of new students' confusion and apprehension of joining campus life. Student Life Advisers greet the students with a helping hand and strong back to unload their things. Parents maneuver their cars through the entanglement of people and cargos while the police try to maintain order. Unloading is the easy part-moving into the rooms is what takes some people all year. Piles of personal belongings dot the sidewalks outside the residence halls. Mothers and fathers rub their tired eyes as they stand watch over the clothes and stereos that belong to their college student. Parents speak in hushed tones as the students begin the dormitory shuffle. . .. Hx.. lAboveJ This new student and her moving crew watch their step as they make their way through the mass of people and clothes near the residence hall entrance. lOpp. Pagej After the long drive to school, many students and parents were dismayed to find the front doors of the Towers locked until 9 a.m. The sidewalks, dotted with piles of students' belong- ings, stayed cluttered for the better part of the week as more students moved in on Thursday and Friday. Southern - tyle Features 5

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