University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Dorms overflowed. People slept in halls, in lobbies, waiting for new pledges to move out and conditions to return to normal. Apartment hunting was the usual rat-race. ( I ' ve gotta find a roommate who can pay the whole deposit. I ' ve gotta get a place with a pool. I need somewhere under $78 a month with utilities paid, no lease, and a dishwasher. Forget it ) After the duplexes, dorms, houses and park benches were distributed, classes began. Is this Geology la? I don ' t think so. Try next door. He ' s crazy! 200 pages by Monday? What does he think we are? I got the last copy the bookstore had for $12.50. Why ' m I so thrilled about $12.50? Let ' s cut the lecture. We can pick up the notes from somebody else. A quiz, huh? Okay, you read the first half and I ' ll read the second. Friendliness, peace rank highly in dorms Which dormitory at the University of Arizona is the best according to the dorm-living students themselves? For the women, Coronado was rated tops if you ' re looking for private baths, and especially if you want peace and quiet for studying. Maricopa Hall was a close second for friendliness and pleasant facilities, carpeting, and no built-in furniture. Among men, Graham-Greenlee was rated first with friendliness and nice facilities. For location, Yavapai Hall was number one; and for having an atmosphere conducive to studying, Apache-Santa Cruz won. 23

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1 Students find the classified section of the daily papers helpful in looking for an apart- ment. 2 Dorm parties provide relaxation from the hectic pace of the first week of school. 3 Hanging plants outside dorm windows livens up the view. 4 Due to the limited capacity of the dorms, some students choose to live in apartments. 5 Jenny Hill takes a break from unpacking in her dorm to read a letter. 22 1 MOVING STORAGE

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