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•, IMAGED OF DIPFBRBNCB (Pam Woffard) CONTENTS Life: 2-25 I 70-119 192-241 Advertising 242-257 258-272
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mGB OF. . DAY TO DAY. A DIFFERENCE OF SIZE By Jane Walker Although our parents believe they are paying for us to attend college to get a good education, much, much more comes out of their four years of tuition rather than a mere diploma. Every day we roll out of bed and try fervently to make it to class on time be- cause, of course, we forgot to set our alarm the night before. Unshaven guys clad in the sweats they slept in and a baseball cap pulled over their mussed hair, and girls in baggy sweats, bare faces and hair pulled up, all convene in Saga for a quick bite of a stale donut and a highly sweetened cup of coffee to jolt them awake. When we all finally make it to class with coffee 2 in hand, we realize that we are really not looking too presentable today. But that ' s the great thing about St. Mary ' s. Nobody really cares what you look like in class. We all know we ' re in the same boat and probably even saw most of our classmates at the party or social we were at the night before. Stu- dents at St. Mary ' s empathize with each other instead of downgrading each other because of appearance. St. Mary ' s is so small that people practically live with each other because they see each other every day and know they can be them- selves. This closeness developed between stu- dents trying to deal with day-to-day life is one of those extras St. Mary ' s Col- lege offers. This feeling generates many close friendships within the entire stu- dent body limited, or should I say con- fined, to our separate classes. Through eating together in Saga, studying togeth- er in the library, partying together at the Pub or the Barn, or just doing things together as friends, upper and lower classmen share good times and easily in- teract with each other to develop lasting friendships. These are the times we will look back are the friends we ' ll probably have for years as well, because they are the people we share our day-to-day lives with now. When the guy you ' ve been staring at all semester finally asks you out, who do you share your excitement with? The girls down the hall. When you ' re dying for a cold brew and don ' t have a cent, who do you run to? The guys next door. The trials and tribulations of day-to day life are kept in line by the support of such friends. Would you have known what Fri- day ' s mystery meat at Saga was without the informative description by the person next to you in line? Would you have known what was on the big test with- out the notes of a classmate who didn ' t blow off class? Would you have known what happened between Bob and Sue if you hadn ' t overheard in the showers? People who don ' t go to college, don ' t get to experience these little situations of day-to-day college life. We should feel privileged and enjoy every minute of this precious time. Because as we all know, four years is not a long time. So thanks Mom and Dad for the op- portunity to go to St. Mary ' s College. The education is great, but the friendship and gossip are even better!! 09 v si s ' nes
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