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Page 19 text:
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Moving In The sun rose on Sunday. Au- gust 22nd. only to bring new horizons to many students. The process began with students coming here from around the United States and overseas and continued here to their destination in the Queen City. Many students filled the resi- dence halls and began their first year on their own, but for others, it was another year of discovery and growth as they continued their education pro- cess at UNCC. The long treacherous pro- cess of moving the clothes. T.V.. stereo, and all of the decorations to make the two- bed dorm room a home took up most of the day. Of course, students looked around the room and gazed out the win- dows for an hour or two, just amazed that they were really at college, wondering how they were going to be able to stand living, eating, and sleep- ing in such a small place. So many mixed feelings hid be- hind the closed doors of the dorm rooms during those first few days. The transition was difficult, especially for those who had no friends on campus or no one with whom they could communicate with. Then again, underneath all the pain and loneliness, there was such a feeling of independence and freedom. Friends were made and eventually everyth- ing fell into perspective. Finally, the sun set at UNCC with the knowledge that it would rise again bringing new dreams. Life holds no guaran- tees for anyone, just as college does not answer the questions of an uncertain future. The re- flection of the sunrise to the student can only be as beauti- ful or meaningful as that par- ticular student ' s desire to achieve it is. by: Sonya Wiley Mom helps by trying to make everything fit. Y MOVING IN 15
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, . -. » 7 . J at tk.k A X.Y ? 11 v Jb- ■ • « • ' V i P V- wi«Cl£ SIX HANDLE Jmtnas iuutzrs e a 7 ie object is to see how much- you can fit into a cubicle. Nancy Baker relaxes after helping friends move in to their new room 14 MOVING IN
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People just love to stand in line for Drop Add: it ' s what they come to school for 16 REGISTRATION •»
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