University of Minnesota - Gopher Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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TEN minute left. Proctor it qucttioned during finol oxom ond greet ttudcnl with smilo o he collect toil popert. WORDS, word , word , and oil of them in book . The paying of quortcrly book bill is inoviloblo, no mattor if y-u aro o Greek, grod, or commuter. CRYSTAL formation ond glo -bending ore important technique in the chemiitry lob. late aftern «on labs ore common. ATTENDING do i a much more time-consuming, ond therefore ottontion-comuming, COMMUTERS often find campus library more conducive to process when one ho to travel several miles insteod of just o few block to do so. tudy than room at home Space limitation it problem. I 29

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Commuter Portfolio Commuters arc those students who begin anil end each class day the same way—on the road. You get up at sunrise to catch a bus or car pool lor that lirst hour class. If you drive, you become expert at hunting scarce parking places and usually end up paying the expense of a campus lot. Between classes you catch up on some reading in the library, do e off in the I nion lounge or grab a cup of coffee. You find it isn't feasible to get involved in too many campus activities because there's always a problem of transportation. Although you meet many new people, they are. for the most part, “daytime friends, for your social life still revolves primarily around the circle of friends of pre-I 'diversity days. 8REAKFAST of home is self-mode and self-served af any lime lhal fits dost schodulo. Commuter with a 1:30 doss is allowed to indulge in pleasure of a noon-lime breakfast. COMMUTERS enjoy poper on doorstep, informal attire, but do without extra time. Those with 8:30 classes in winter quarter often rise before down. SEARCH for parking space is daily job. Parking space is ot a premium. Drivers with more monoy, less time or energy, use lots which oro on campus. 28

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CONFERENCES with odvisor ore something that iho commuter hot in common wilh other students, rcgordless of residence. SUNDAY afternoon and commuter gels chance to develop her domestic talents. Unlike residents, she divides her life. Campus life and home arc separated by lime, distance. CONVERSATION could be lengthy, for thore's no threo-minuto limit for commuter. Her competition for phone is limited to mom, dad, and o sister or brother or two. WORK outside of campus is common for commuters who pay part or all of their own expenses. Although costs ore much lower whon living at home, many still wont to moke the burden lightor on Dad. And big super markets often need part-time help. 30