University of Michigan - Michiganensian Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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And while September is most often a time of haste and confusion, for many it is also a time for seeing old acquaint- ances. Good friends seem to make the job of settling-in a little more enjoyable (the commonly referred to it ' s too heavy but he ' s my roommate syndrome). Of course, the realization finally sets in: the real work of somehow organizing this mountain of junk into comfortable living quarters for yourself is yet to come. The quantity of time for this small miracle to occur ranges anywhere from a few days to an entire semester (and then some). Like many other things, the best part about the moving-in process is the end result: a nice, intellectually stimulating place that you can call home, for at least a little while M -Craig Stack -Photos by Emily Koo Be Ir Ever So Humble. Moving In 11

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