Taylor University - Ilium / Gem Yearbook (Upland, IN)

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Who says domestic life is drudgery? creates an experimental experience Joe and Carol Romine begin their daily walk to campus Four hands are better than two.

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Parting is such sweet sorrow. OfiF campus and on campus at the same time? It some- times seems that way to students who Hve in the apart- ments. To single students, apartment life provides greater independence and a greater walking distance to classes. It means trudging to the R.A. for a sweeper, paying a telephone bill, and having members of the opposite sex live next door. To married students, apartment life means living in privacy and sharing the common duties of cook- ing, dishwashing, and cleaning. It also includes learning to balance the household budget on a college student ' s salary. Carol now plays the dual role of housewife and student. Apartment life

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Dan Gosnell dresses for a long trudge to breakfast in the campus cafeteria. The dorm becomes home for many The Residence Hall becomes a home away from home when students move in each September to live for nine months. Each day begins with the echo of footsteps do wn the halls and the muffled voices of students not quite awake. The welcome surprises of a certain letter in the mail or an A on the Biology test are shared with em- pathetic friends. As each hall experiences new en- gagements, birthday parties, and prayer meetings a unit- ed bond of friendship is formed. Chuck Ridley, Wengatz RA, announces the weekend flicks over the dorm intercom.