Southern Polytechnic State University - Log Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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(1) “Maybe if I sleep on it it'll soak in.” (2) “Decisions, decisions, to eat lunch or study for that test.” (3) “I knew I should have signed up for the Evelyn Woods speed reading course.”

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Sandwiched somewhere in between shoot- ing pool in the student center, goat day, homecoming and the bathtub race is studying. The day students sneak a peak at the books in between classes in the nearest available spot — a quiet (or noisy) corner in the student center, in an empty class- room, in the library, or under a tree on a pretty spring day. There never seemed to be enough time in between classes to make up those home- work problems that were laid aside last night in favor of a trip to Slims. Oh well, nobody said college was going to be easy. (1) “Can I see your physics lab?” (2) “I wonder what she’s doing Friday night?” (3) “Just five minutes until class and 20 more prob- lemSiee

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PLAYING TOGETHER ... Those students who insist that nothing ever happens at Southern Tech are the same ones who either ignore or never no- tice all of the preceding publicity for the many different guest appearances, movies, and tournaments that happen. Southern Tech’s student center provides such a con- temporary environment for students that it is very difficult not to be easily enter- tained. All students have to do is make themselves available to partake of the fun. pes aeney it rm ee — —E