Troy University - Palladium Yearbook (Troy, AL)

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or find a new roommate. Often. these situations lead to hard feel- ings. On the other hand the advan- tages of having a roommate are in- numerable. They help vou studv. re- member vour birthday, provide companionship when you are lone- ly and if vou ' re lucky, are will listen to vour problems. VC ' ith coo- peration, understanding and pa- tience, the roommate relationship can be an invaluable learning exper- ience, even if they do eat vour food. Roommates Mark Smarrt. Todd Howard. Wendell Holmes and Bill Wolf find that plaunj; spades is .. o use their leisure time The Roommate Game re ' s version of The New- Game entertained students forced roommates to commu- te during the month of Febru- Questions such as How long I your roommate take in the ,. j«r? gave the audience a laugh as students revealed their personal habits. The final round was held uary 25, the overall winners: Benn and Nathan Mooney. Bottom Left: La Uaa it her rnmiiii h «ori« mgtt. LoraQoanognmr . Don C«r- i tfttt Rtghr: Pan) Backnmo and Li Ft-

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v. b ; Fashion for a college stu- dent does not comply with the definitions of a prevailing custom or style of dress. Col- lege students realize that so- ciety places an extieme level of importance on first im- pressions, which are largely influenced by one ' s attire, and simply choose to display a vastley diversified array of fashion trends. Denim for the year fell somewhere between trend and tradition. In an arra of colors and styles, from stoned washed to baby blues to precisely torn jeans showed up at e er corner of campus. Kakhi pants and oversized sweaters added to the cam- pus casual look for both males and females. Comfort and ease of care made them a must for the on-the-go stu- dent. !%■, F«hioc